Re: Japanese symbols-You are Great!!

[Carole Bierwiler <CHBmedia@AOL.COM>]

I am amazed beyond belief. Within two hours I had two replies from Japanese
media specialists and another one as well, with an offer to fax me the
symbols!! Shizen is the word for nature in Japanese. It is written with two
separate symbols. You can access 50 of the most popular kanji symbols and
hear the words as they are said in Japanese if you go to
http://www.japanese.about.com/b150kanji.htm  Choose 50 popular kanji and it
links to exactly the information I needed! This teacher will be so
impressed!! I wish I'd known about this listserv when I took Reference!! :-)
Carole Bierwiler, Media Specialist
Fairway Elementary
Miramar, FL 33023
CHBMedia@aol.com

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