Japanese Worksheets in Romaji?

Question

I have the "Japanese for Dummies" book, and I study from it and all, but I was wondering if anyone knew of some links that had Japanese worksheets in Romaji I can print out. It'll help me more. I really appreciate it, but it has to be in Romaji, since I don't know Hiragana or Katakana yet.

Thank you!

Answer 1

You can find the kana charts online then you can google "japanese worksheets" and you'll find plenty of resources.

Answer 2

The Latin alphabet was first used in Japan in the 16th century by Portuguese missionaries, who devised a romanisation system based on Portuguese spelling. Later the Dutch introduced a romanisation system based on Dutch.

By the 20th century, there were a number of different romanisation systems in use, including the Nippon, Kunrei and Hepburn systems.

Here are couple of websites that should help you with your Romaji (or Romanization of Japanese).