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Kanji is pretty complicated, they are the words in Japan shortened down into one symbol. although, if you don't know hiragana, which is the Japanese alphabet and the expansion of those words, you should probably learn those first.
for example. the word 'school', in hiragana, is:
がっこう, which is gakkou. but to shorten down the writing you can write it in kanji which is:
学校 but it still stays as gakkou. Hiragana are much easier to learn and you don't need kanji to convey a message by writing hiragana. kanji are just complicated ways of making things shorter.
to learn hiragana and kanji, I suggest going onto quizlet and searching "year 7 japanese' to find some tests that Japanese teachers make for their students that anyone can use. you can also try various websites with Japanese memory tests for year 7 English students. starting there would be best. there should be some text books you can find on it too. I would recommend the "hai" course and workbooks, you should be able to find them online. :)
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