Japanese hiragana and katakana

Japanese is written with two sets of 46 basic kana plus kanji. Eight units take you through every hiragana, the voicing marks, small ya, yu, yo, the small tsu and long vowels, then katakana and the way foreign words are spelled in it. Each unit has recordings to copy and dictation.

1. 1Hiragana 1: the a, ka, sa, ta and na rows
2. 2Hiragana 2: the ha, ma, ya, ra and wa rows, and ん
3. 3Voicing marks: g, z, d, b and p
4. 4Small ya, yu, yo: combined sounds
5. 5Small っ, long vowels and spelling rules
6. 6Katakana 1: ア to ノ
7. 7Katakana 2: ハ to ン, with small kana and marks
8. 8Reading loanwords in katakana