The Beginning Japanese Kanji Language Practice Pad looks like a daily calendar. On each tear-off page is a different Japanese kanji character, along with its definition, pronunciation, sample use, stroke order, and space to practice writing it. I use it to supplement my daily WaniKani practice.
Learn Kanji, one character a day, with this daily practice pad
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Star Wars back in theaters (in Ojibwe)
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The AVENGERS cast has dubbed the film in the Lakota language
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Why rent when you can own Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for $55?
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