Find out a step-by-step system for learning the Japanese alphabet to save 2-3 months of your life and learn the basics of the Japanese language in just 7 days

Hello, lovers of Japan and the Japanese language.

This text is written specifically for you if you:

• have long dreamed of visiting the Land of the Rising Sun and are passionate about Japanese culture;
• really want to speak freely with Japanese without an interpreter;
• want to understand and read Japanese;
• love modern or traditional Japanese culture.

But you don't know Japanese to fully immerse yourself in your hobby and enjoy it 100%.

You don’t know where to start learning a language or how to approach it. Because the Japanese language reminds you more of some kind of alien messages...

Do you want to understand how easy and fun it is to learn the basics of Japanese in just 7 days?

Spend just 5 minutes reading this text and you will learn how to master the language at a basic level in 7 days.

You will be able to introduce yourself in Japanese, place an order at a restaurant, tell where you came from, and that’s not all.

You will learn to write, read, and correctly pronounce all the signs of the alphabet so that you can be understood.

But first, we will dive into the instructive story of an ordinary Japanese, which tells the story of Japanese hard work and the pursuit of a dream.

Japanese folk tales for children

As you can already understand, material intended primarily for children can be a good help for adults learning Japanese. The website above was created by Tom Ray. He translated traditional stories for his own needs, and then decided to open access to them to everyone. The page of each fairy tale consists of Japanese text and its translation into English in sentences or phrases. They are supplemented by a list of vocabulary grammatical structures found in the text . All fairy tales are very simple, with a minimum number of hieroglyphs - only the most basic ones appear.

As a result, the dream has finally come true!!! I visited Japan

Japanese schoolgirls asked to take a photo with them =)

Ancient Japanese pagoda on the way to the onsen (onsen - hot springs)

I really enjoyed the trip, thanks in large part to the fact that I was able to communicate with people in Japanese! It's just an indescribable feeling of joy and freedom! At any moment I could ask passers-by for directions or ask them to explain if I didn’t understand something.

It was pleasant to do this, because the Japanese are very responsive people and very often they are the first to approach and offer help.

It was great to attend classes in ikebana, tray painting, Japanese sweet making and calligraphy, taiko (drumming), kyudo: (archery), listen to teachers in Japanese and, most importantly, understand what they were talking about.

I was also able to make Japanese friends, visit a wonderful Japanese woman, where we had an evening of Russian cuisine, and even go on a date with a Japanese man ^^!

Wasabi

This is a site created specifically for Japanese language learners. You can also find Japanese fairy tales there. All stories are divided into several parts and have audio attached. It has two reading speed modes - slow and fast, as well as the same two modes, but with pauses so that you can repeat out loud after the speaker . In addition, each fairy tale is accompanied by an English translation and a list of key vocabulary.

I will share with you what I learned on my trip to Japan

In my online and video courses, I try to infect my students with my enthusiasm! I believe that you will succeed!

I know that many of you would like to start learning Japanese to fulfill your dreams. But not everyone has the financial opportunity to pay for individual lessons with a Japanese language tutor, and some simply do not have such specialists in the city.

That is why I decided to record a training course for beginners that will allow everyone to take their first step towards the Japanese language!

After all, I know very well what difficulties you are currently facing. I went through it all myself and found out...

Asahi Gakusei Shinbun

Most likely, many of you have heard about the Asahi newspaper - one of the oldest and largest Japanese newspapers. However, the publishing house publishes articles not only for adults, but also for children. Asahi Gakusei Shinbun is intended for elementary and middle school students, and beginners can consider this division as difficulty levels . By the way, the site does not use furigana (signature readings of hieroglyphs), so it is well suited for those who want to practice reading basic hieroglyphs.

Why 90% of beginners have problems learning a language

• A boring theory is depressing and frightening in its complexity;
• The lack of a proper system extends language learning for several months and sometimes years;
• There is no one to ask for advice, because not everything is clear the first time;
• Decreased motivation, it seems that it is difficult and will never succeed;
• A huge number of questions prevents you from effectively memorizing sounds and words - the lack of answers is growing like a snowball.

I know how difficult it is for beginners to learn Japanese from scratch, it seems like something alien, so I share my experience and help people learn it.

I present to you...

I WANT TO LEARN KATAKANA IN 7 DAYS!

EhonNavi

EhonNavi is an online store of children's picture books, but on its website it offers over 1,500 titles to read for free . The only catch is that you can only watch one book once at one sitting, and you won’t be able to return to the previous page.

On the main page of the site at the top there is a menu with the age of the child - from 0 to 12 years, which can be considered as difficulty levels. However, remember that for very young children the books are written in kana, without the use of hieroglyphs, and they can be quite difficult to read.

Some books on the site can only be purchased, some can be viewed partially (green button ためしよみ), and some can be read in full (yellow button 全ページ). Similar inscriptions will be on the page of each book under its cover. Full versions of publications are available only to registered users.

What's included in the course?

The course consists of 5 detailed video lessons on learning katakana and 2 videos with an analysis of grammar and hieroglyphs. This is more than 10 hours of training.

This is a practical course, the basis of which is practical tasks on writing, reading characters, words and sentences in Japanese.

In addition to the video course itself, you will receive a special manual where you can systematize and hone your knowledge.

There, in a simple form with pictures, you will write down all the signs and perform exercises to reinforce the material.

Lesson 1 - Learning katakana.

• Analysis of Japanese alphabets: hiragana and katakana. Their differences and scope of application;
• Where is katakana used?
• What are onomatopoeic adverbs;
• What is the difference between katakana and hiragana characters. Detailed analysis of writing;
• Analysis of row A;
• Exercise on writing katakana characters of series A using visual pictures;
• Exercise on writing words in katakana and checking;
• Exercise on correct pronunciation of sounds and reading;
• How vowels are lengthened in katakana;
• Analysis of a number of spacecraft;
• Exercise on writing signs of the KA series;
• Rule for voicing a number of spacecraft;
• What is “nigori”;
• The rule for doubling consonants using the small sign “TSU” with examples;
• Exercise on writing words using the sounds of the KA series + check;
• How to say “Kukareku!” in Japanese? and other words ;
• Top 5 Japanese Phrases Everyone Should Know;
• Homework

Lesson 2 - Learning katakana.

• Checking homework, analyzing errors;
• Analysis of the SA series;
• Exercise on writing characters of series SA
• Voicing of the SA series;
• New words using signs from the SA series;
• Reading skill training
• Analysis of a number of TA;
• Exercises for writing signs of the TA series;
• Calling is glad TA;
• Exercise “guess and read the words.” Learning to write and read new words + spelling check;
• Reading exercise using signs from the TA+ series; remember new words;
• The rule for forming the names of languages. How to form a language from the name of a country. Example: German, Japanese;
• Rule: how the structure “I own something, I know how to do something, I can” is formed;
• How to say in Japanese: “I can speak Japanese” (I speak Japanese);
• Compiling sentences with new grammar;
• Homework to consolidate the material.

Lesson 3 - Learning katakana.

• Analysis of the NA series;
• Exercise on writing signs of the series HA;
• Exercise “guess and read the words.” Guess the meaning of words and expand your vocabulary;
• Exercise on writing words with signs of the series NA + check;
• Practical tips for learning katakana with cards;
• Exercise to read new words;
• Analysis of the XA series;
• Exercise on writing characters of the series HA;
• Voicing of the XA series;
• Practical exercises for consolidation;
• Exercise “guess and read the words”;
• Exercise “read the words”;
• Exercise “write the words” + check;
• New grammar: structure “I love something.”
• How to say: “I love expensive watches”, “This is my bus”, “I can ski”, “I like cakes”;
• We compose Japanese sentences ourselves + check;
• Homework to consolidate the material.

Lesson 4 - Learning katakana.

• MA series analysis;
• Exercise on writing signs of the MA series;
• Exercise “guess and read the words” + check;
• Reading exercise;
• Exercise on writing characters from Japanese + spelling test;
• Analysis of the series I;
• Exercise on writing signs of the series I;
• Rule for using the series I;
• Exercise “guess the words”. We analyze new words + check;
• Exercise for reading new words;
• We learn to write new words with signs of the series Z. We check the correctness of spelling;
• Learning to write the names of some countries;
• Table for the transmission of characters that do not exist in Japanese;
• Let's figure out how to write some names. For example: Lena, Alexey and others;
• Exercise “make sentences” and check: I love games; This is my university; I speak Japanese; I love juice; He is Japanese;
• Homework to consolidate the material.

Lesson 5 - Learning katakana.

• Working on mistakes in homework: forming a question in Japanese;
• Analysis of a series of RA;
• Exercise on writing signs of the RA series;
• Exercise “guess the words”;
• How to say and write in Japanese about nationality, for example: “I am Russian, I am Russian”;
• Exercise “read the words”. Learning to read and pronounce new words correctly;
• Analysis of the signs VA, O (accusative case), N;
• How to distinguish and remember the signs SI and TsU, SO and N;
• Exercise “guess the words”;
• We practice writing words;
• An exercise to consolidate similar signs. Checking the spelling;
• How quotation marks “” are used in Japanese;
• An exercise to write simple phrases using country names;
• A task for further consolidation of signs with the help of interesting games and special cards;
• You will learn the secret of how to make friends with a Japanese person and ask him to send you a real Japanese language textbook (and which one);
• How to distribute your time in order to have time to learn Japanese after the training and do it effectively;
• Homework.

Lesson 6. Learning hieroglyphs.

• Let's learn about reading hieroglyphs and when which reading is used;
• Let's learn and consolidate 5 hieroglyphs;
• Hieroglyph 1 - “Big”. The rule for writing and reading a hieroglyph;
• Examples using hieroglyphs;
• Hieroglyph 2 - “Book”. Rules for writing and reading;
• Examples using hieroglyphs;
• We make proposals for consolidation;
• Hieroglyph 3 - “Science, Study.” How to write and read a hieroglyph;
• Examples using hieroglyphs;
• Hieroglyph 4 - “Life”. Writing, reading and meaning of the hieroglyph;
• Examples using hieroglyphs;
• Hieroglyph 5 - “Earlier, before, ahead.” Rules for writing, reading and meaning;
• Exercise “make sentences”: “I love mathematics,” “This university is big,” “I know how to do ikebana,” “He is also a student,” “Ms. Kimura is a teacher,” “Taro: kun is a student,” and others;
• What to do after the training? Tips for self-study.
• Homework to consolidate the result.

Lesson 7 - Grammar.

• How to use the words KONO, SONO, ANO in Japanese. Why are they not used without nouns?
• Exercise for consolidation: write sentences in Japanese with these words;
• The grammatical rule for using the case particle HO;
• How the genitive case is formed in Japanese + examples;
• Consolidation exercise - learning to write sentences + using new words;
• The rule for using the case particle MO when approving something;
• Practical exercises to consolidate the material;
• Past tense. How to construct a sentence in the past tense in the affirmative form;
• A detailed analysis of how the connection “someone has something, has something” is formed about people and animals;
• Homework.

Hiragana

First, let's look at hiragana, which is the foundation of learning the Japanese language. If you forget how to pronounce a word, you will most likely be able to find its pronunciation in Hiragana. On Kanjiway we use romaji for hiragana and katakana, so in this article we will use the Latin alphabet for hiragana.

Let's jump straight to the examples:

• あさ - asa (morning)
• つき - tsuki (moon)
• いま - ima (now)
• ねこ - neko (cat)
• ありがとう - arigatou (thank you)
• さようなら - sayounara (see you later)

We also recommend that you watch this video to understand how to pronounce hiragana.

Hiragana consists of 46 characters, plus their derivatives, which ultimately give us 71 characters. Here

. You can even print it out.

Dakuten (or Nigori)

The dakuten sign looks like two dashes in the upper right corner. It is written above some kans and changes the sound of the consonant letter in the syllable. Imagine voiced and voiceless consonants in the Russian language and you will immediately understand what we are talking about.

• た (ta) -> だ (da)
• か (ka) -> が (ga)
• さ (sa) -> ざ (za)
• は (ha) -> ば (ba)

Handakuten (or Hannigori)

Handakuten is almost the same as dakuten, but is used for two letters: "h" and "f", which become "p" (English "p"). Looks like a circle in the upper right corner.

• は (ha) -> ぱ (pa)
• ひ (hi) -> ぴ (pi)
• ふ (fu) -> ぷ (pu)
• へ (he) -> ぺ (pe)
• ほ (ho) -> ぽ (po)

Small letters

There are 4 letters in hiragana that can be written in either regular or small font: つ (tsu), や (ya), ゆ (yu), よ (yo). When written in regular font, they are read exactly as we have written them down, but when written in small font, their meaning changes. Compare how they look when written side by side: つっ やゃ ゆゅ よょ

ゃ, ゅ, ょ - with these symbols everything is simple, they “soften” the syllable that comes before them and replace it with their own:

• きや (kiya) -> きゃ (kya)
• にゆ (niyu) -> にゅ (nyu)
• りよ (riyo) -> りょ (ryo)

The small tsu is a special character that does not have its own reading, but doubles the consonant that comes after it:

• したい (shitai) -> しったい (shittai)
• がこ (gako) -> がっこ (gakko)
• いた (ita) -> いった (itta)

We understand that there is a lot of information here for you to remember on your first day. Kanjiway will help you learn and remember all hiragana well in a few days, as well as get used to reading words in hiragana. Don't worry if you read hiragana very slowly from the beginning, the key is to practice. Over time, you will read it as quickly as a text in Russian.

What will you learn immediately during this course?

• Learn all katakana characters;
• Learn to write, read and pronounce them correctly;
• Learn to form words and sentences from them;
• Learn how to introduce yourself and say hello to Japanese people;
• How to say that you are from Russia;
• You will learn how to behave in a conversation, how to listen to the Japanese correctly and what to say;
• Learn and consolidate many useful grammatical structures;
• You will learn how to communicate in Japan: formal and informal;
• Names of Tokyo districts, how to write and pronounce them;
• You will understand where to look for new words and how to expand your vocabulary;
• Learn the system of how Japanese children learn hieroglyphs;
• How to consolidate katakana signs after training. What exactly needs to be done so as not to forget, but to strengthen the acquired knowledge;
• How to distribute your time in order to have time to learn Japanese after the training and do it effectively;
• Learn 5 hieroglyphs and make sentences with them;
• You will learn what to do after the training: how to gain vocabulary, what textbooks and Internet resources to use;
• How to properly maintain a dictionary with Japanese words;
• and much more;

This is a full-fledged course that will allow you to achieve tangible results in just 7 days.

Collected Tales of Fuku Musume

On this site, fairy tales are divided into categories: famous Japanese fairy tales, scary fairy tales, fairy tales from different parts of the world, and so on. There are quite a lot of them - from 400 to 500 stories, so it will last a long time. Some of them have a duplicate audio track . It can be used both for listening and for training pronunciation and reading speed, if you read a fairy tale together with a speaker.

Why am I discounting such a useful training course and giving such a useful bonus?

This course is designed for beginners who are just starting to take their first steps in learning Japanese.

I love Japan very much and enjoy learning the language every day. I can communicate freely with native speakers, read books in Japanese, listen to songs, watch films, go to the land of the rising sun and not look at the dictionary.

I want others to succeed too and be able to speak, write, and compose sentences in a short time.

That is why I have made a simple and accessible course that will help those who really want to master Japanese at a high level take the first step!

I really want to take the first step towards fluent Japanese!

Find out 5 reasons why you need to respond to this offer right now.

Reason 1. When ordering our course, you will receive access to a closed VKontakte group

on learning Japanese, and not just the course itself. In this group you can post your homework for checking.

In a secret group you can:

• Ask me absolutely any question about the course and more,
• Meet new people and make friends;
• Find those with whom you can communicate in Japanese and hone your skill;
• Find like-minded people for a trip to Japan;

Reason 2: When you order, you receive a helpful list of the most common words written in katakana.

You can consolidate katakana by writing these words into dictionaries and replenish your vocabulary with useful words.

Reason 3. This is your real chance to take the first and quick step towards your dream!

Yes, this is an opportunity to start learning a language much faster than if you try on your own.

I will take you by the hand, and together we will walk this pleasant and fascinating path into the wonderful world of the Japanese language.

And he is truly amazing! Join us!

Reason 4. You receive a miracle manual.

This will be your secret to success. The tutorial will allow you to learn katakana much faster. It will explain each sign with pictures, and there will also be special exercises for consolidation.

This is how you will remember “alien messages”, which will immediately become simple and understandable.

This manual helped the course participants achieve great results and consolidate the knowledge gained in the course (read the reviews below).

Reason 5. You will be able to take advantage of the discount and receive so many bonuses only in the next 5 days.

If you feel a strong desire to get everything described above, act quickly.

Because this offer is only valid for 5 days for you as a new subscriber. Then the bonuses will disappear, and the course will cost 3000 rubles.

YES! I want to learn Japanese easily and simply, make friends and receive advice from an experienced mentor!

“Okay, I like it, but what guarantees will I get?” - you probably thought. I answer

You are 100% protected.

I am so confident in my technique that I give a crazy guarantee of results.

You receive a 150% money back guarantee for the course within 12 months.

Your specific guarantee is

, that if, after completing the course and completing all the tasks, you do not learn katakana characters, their writing, pronunciation, then I will return you 150% of the money you invested.

BUT!

Unfortunately, if you use this guarantee, I will remove you from the list of my clients and will no longer be able to offer you anything from my trainings and courses, so as not to waste either your or my time.

My system works and has been tested by many of my students.

Read real reviews and opinions about the course from those who have already completed the training

Galina Antipina, Moscow

When I first started learning Japanese, I set myself very specific goals. Now they have somehow blurred. And I understand that I just can’t stop. It’s like a drug. So difficult and exciting, I want more and more

I liked the katakana training more, first of all, because there were few students. There was some kind of intimacy and a feeling that everyone was involved. When anonymity disappears, it becomes psychologically easier...

As for the results, the most important thing for me was the fact that many fears and doubts disappeared. The language, of course, was and remains alien, but the belief that it would be conquered began to grow.

Of course, after such training you can only rely on yourself. That is, initially all responsibility lies with the teacher, and I believe that you, Daria, gave your 200%, gave us a lot, and you yourself became more confident. The manual really helped. With her everything became clearer and more convenient. In studying, it personally helps me to write everything down 100,500 times. Plus reading exercises, I wish there were more of them

Thank you again, Daria, you appeared in my life at the right time (yes, everything has its time). Involving so many people in learning Japanese and motivating them is by no means an easy task. I wish you success in this and strength!

Best regards, Galina. Galina, Moscow, I work as a mother

Zalina, Nalchik, civil servant.

I want to share my joy))

Finally we managed to change a situation that had not changed for several years! For several years now I have been unsuccessfully trying to master the basics of reading and writing Japanese. I crammed hiragana, hoping after that to move on to katakana and kanji, and then, in fact, to reading, and finally to writing.

After all, so many games, anime and doujinshi never wait to be translated, hoping and waiting is tiring, looking for a translator every time is expensive... At first it seemed that the best way out was to learn the language myself, especially since I really like it. But at some point I realized with horror that when the study of Hiragana had almost come to an end, I had safely forgotten the first characters... And this was repeated many times.

I bought textbooks and educational CDs. But I found so many contradictions in them that my head started spinning. As a result, I gave up fruitless attempts, postponing learning the language “for later.” But later I had to move to a job where I constantly had to work overtime, and I almost gave up my hopes...

It was then that I first attended the training “How to learn hiragana in 7 lessons” by Daria Moinich, and its title did not turn out to be an empty promise! The study has really gotten off the ground!

Therefore, I signed up for a similar training in katakana without any doubt. The material being studied was immediately consolidated, first with the help of words, then phrases and sentences, and I myself didn’t notice how I learned to read and write!

In addition, I was very impressed by the use of progressive techniques - eidetics (imaginative thinking), as well as games and programs for consolidating the material)) Katakana was in some ways even easier to study due to the fact that it, as a rule, has a simpler style, and It often denotes words borrowed from English, so they are well remembered)) Of course, Kana01b and Obenkyo were very useful here.

The manual provided invaluable help. In it I found something new for myself - examples of the same character in different fonts. Firstly, it helped to determine the limits of the norm (height, slope, parts that can be omitted), and secondly, to choose the most acceptable option for yourself.

Now I feel like a first-grader who has just learned to read - when I see a Japanese text somewhere, I don’t flip through/rewind it with a sigh, as I do next, but try to read it. And most often I succeed!

This feeling is truly inspiring. I hope there will be more trainings and look forward to them!!

Naryzhnaya Marina, Moscow, student

The goal is to continue my studies in Japan. At the moment, I want to speak and understand a little Japanese by the end of the summer.

Also correspond with the Japanese. This is my second training. I liked everything very much! I was especially pleased with the training manuals this time, they were very useful! + added grammar, which is also extremely important.

Now I can read simple texts written in kana. And writing is also bad. As I said above, there were no doubts, plus the price turned out to be quite adequate. Without the manual it would definitely be worse.

Copybooks and writing new words. Plus training at games. Everything was just wonderful! Both online and recorded. Online, of course, it’s more interesting, but recording is also not bad - you can always pause or rewind. It was hard to follow the regime and be on time, but you can always cope with this too! Thank you very much for your work!

Only now you can get the course with a 50% discount and get it for only 1,490 rubles, instead of the usual 3,000 rubles.

Yes! I already want to start learning!

Do you still have questions and doubts...

It is impossible to learn katakana in 7 days. It is impossible to achieve results so quickly.

By purchasing and completing the entire katakana course, you will certainly not master Japanese perfectly. This is not discussed because it is not true. But you are guaranteed to learn all the katakana characters, learn more than 100 words using these characters, and learn grammatical rules.

You will be able to compose simple sentences, read and pronounce them. When traveling to Japan, you will be able to introduce yourself, place an order at a restaurant, and say a few simple sentences.

And you will learn all this in 7 days. And with the help of my other courses you can deepen your knowledge and consolidate this.

I'm afraid I won't succeed, Japanese is a very difficult language.

This worries a lot of newbies. It seems that the Japanese language is some kind of squiggles that are impossible not only to learn, but even to repeat and draw.

Indeed, the Japanese language is not a familiar thing for Russian people. But in reality, it's not all that scary. If you learn a language using the right working system, it turns into an exciting journey.

My method is simple, it allows people to learn Japanese step by step. Step by step, without information overload.

We teach all signs using special visual images, and perform exercises on writing, pronunciation, reading signs and simple sentences. I give information in doses, easily.

My personal example and the examples of many of my students show that it is possible and necessary to learn Japanese

Why should I pay money if I can get this information for free from the Internet?

You can.

If you have an additional 2-3 months of life and are ready to step on the rake yourself, then go ahead.

If you need results now, as quickly as possible, then come to me. I can save you time. You will learn katakana not in 2-3 months, but in just 7 days if you complete all the tasks.

And I can guarantee it.

I have no money

Yes, most likely you don’t have extra money for this course.

Then you should think about whether you really need Japanese. Do you really want to go to Japan, communicate with the Japanese live, and feel their real culture? Or do you really need a career in a Japanese company?

Everyone has their own goal. Think about whether your goal is strong?

If you really want it, you can find such symbolic money to make your dream come true. In addition, when we pay for education, it creates additional motivation and responsibility.

And information received for free is usually not valued.

But, if you are not at all willing to pay money for information, we are definitely not on the path.

I have no time. When else can I buy this course?

This question is best answered by a wise Japanese parable.

One day a student asked the Teacher:

- Teacher, tell me, is there a day most favorable for starting to do something important? - Day? - the Teacher was surprised. “Well, maybe the day of the week or the day of the month...” “Ah-ah, the day of the week...” nodded the Teacher. - Yes, sure. This day is Wednesday,” and looked slyly at the students. They grabbed their notebooks and began to write down what the Teacher said. - Why don’t you write it down? - he strictly asked the student, who was sitting upright and smiling, looking at the Teacher. - Because I know what you will say next, Teacher. - And what? “The teacher, frowning, raised his hand, and all the students froze. Then the student who did not write down said: “This is also Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Monday, Thursday and Sunday.” “You’re right,” said the Teacher. - Only I wanted to call it Friday first, and then Tuesday.

The students made a noise, rejoicing that their friend said almost everything correctly. And then one of them asked:

- Teacher, is this the sequence?

The teacher looked carefully at the student, who gave an almost correct answer and made a sign to him with his hand:

- Answer! “Only one day,” he said. - This day is today.

Conclusion:

there is only one day when you can actually start doing something important for yourself. If learning Japanese is your dream, then you need to act now! After all, tomorrow will already be tomorrow

If I'm a complete beginner, can I figure it out?

Yes, you can.

Our course is designed specifically for beginners. The program is adapted and allows you to learn katakana from absolute scratch in 7 days.

Newbies like you took the course, and they succeeded. You can read their reviews and see that this is true.

I like everything, but I'll probably take up the offer later.

Read another wonderful parable that will answer your doubts.

PARABLE ABOUT TIME

If you want to know the value of one year, ask a student who failed his final exams.

If you want to know the value of one month, ask the mother of a prematurely born child.

If you want to know the value of one week, ask the editor of a weekly magazine.

If you want to know the value of one day, ask a worker who gets work for one day and has six children.

If you want to know the meaning of one hour, ask a couple in love waiting for the hour of their date.

To find out the value of one minute, ask a person who missed a plane.

If you want to know the value of one second, ask a person who survived a car accident.

If you want to know the value of one millisecond, ask an Olympic silver medalist.

Conclusion:

you may not feel time, but time doesn't care. It will not wait until you want to change something, it will pass quietly.

Don't let things slide that you can do today to improve your life. There is only one, don’t put it off for later! Everything is in your hands.