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Another low impact coming your way today... this one is gonna get ya! Remember, low impact does NOT mean easy! Complete 20 reps for every exercise (40 if it’s single sided), and repeat the circuit 3 times through! For all of you thinking low impact won’t do anything for you, try this and let me know what you think! // song “Some Say” by Felix Jaehn Remix

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Kanji: Used to write vocabulary words. It came from china.

Katakana: Used to write foreign. Tends to be more boxy shaped and rigid.

Hiragana: Tends to be more "smoothly" shaped and with a bunch of curves. Consistis in the same sounds as Katakana.

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"Alphabet"

Hiragana (ひらがな)

Hiragana is used to join words together like or, and, etc. It's also used in suffixes like "-san".

Hiragana is also used to give context to verbs and adjetives, when it's attached to a verb it tells us if a word is past tense, present, negative, etc.

Katakana (カタカナ)

Katakana has the same sounds as Hiragana but the symbols are different.

It's used with foreigns words that the Japanese language borrowed from other countries and made it their own, onomatopoeia words, emphasis, list of food items, etc.

Kanji (漢字)

Each Kanji symbol has different pronunciation even if it's the same symbol. Kanji is made up of nouns, adjectives and verbs