Syllables
I've searched the internet and keep coming up with different answers. I would like to learn about kanji, I hope I'm rightfully guessing that those are the written syllables that make up a word? (i.e. hajime mashite is 6 kanji, maybe?) Where can i find a complete list of both the kanji itself and the sound it makes?

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I think you're learning about not kanji, but hiragana. hajime masite is は(ha) じ(ji) め(me) ま(ma) し(shi) て(te). How about this website? →https://www.coscom.co.jp/hiragana-katakana/kanatable-j.html

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You are referring to Hiragana, my friend.
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