It seems that Anthony had his first “test” in school, in Japanese class,
and he came through with flying colors. I don't think I would have realized
that the (2) in the lower-right was a monkey, so I would have missed
some points.
Congratulations Anthony!
As a 45 yr old who is just now starting to learn Japanese, I’m amazed at his ability and great penmanship with the hiragana. Post as many of these sheets you want Jeffrey! I will use them to test myself as well!
- Gary in Grand Rapids, MI
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It’s great to be able to master two very different languages like he will. Definitely a gift. I know two languages pretty well but those are two western languages, not very different in the end. Yet I feel lucky. If all goes well for us my kids will probably have to learn three languages. What a world! It’s about time we fully open our frontiers and let people be citizen of the world and not just a country.
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Wow, such a cute test paper. Good job Anthony! Keep it up. I am amazed at how kids can identify things and connect the dots. My 6 yr old amazes me all the time too.
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Congratulations Anthony!
As a 45 yr old who is just now starting to learn Japanese, I’m amazed at his ability and great penmanship with the hiragana. Post as many of these sheets you want Jeffrey! I will use them to test myself as well!
- Gary in Grand Rapids, MI
Congratulations!
It was neat seeing that test.
It’s great to be able to master two very different languages like he will. Definitely a gift. I know two languages pretty well but those are two western languages, not very different in the end. Yet I feel lucky. If all goes well for us my kids will probably have to learn three languages. What a world! It’s about time we fully open our frontiers and let people be citizen of the world and not just a country.
Wow, such a cute test paper. Good job Anthony! Keep it up. I am amazed at how kids can identify things and connect the dots. My 6 yr old amazes me all the time too.
(2) looks like a Cyberman from Doctor Who.