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Introduction
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Hiragana
- Hiragana Song
- Lesson 1:あいうえお
- Lesson 2:かきくけこ
- Lesson 3:さしすせそ
- Lesson 4:たちつてと
- Lesson 5:なにぬねの
- Lesson 6:はひふへほ
- Lesson 7:まみむめも
- Lesson 8:やゆよ
- Lesson 9:らりるれろ
- Lesson 10:わをん
- Hiragana Review
- Hiragana Choice Test(Easy Mode)
- Hiragana Input Test(Easy Mode)
- Hiragana Choice Test(Crazy Mode)
- Hiragana Input Test(Crazy Mode)
- All Hiragana Input Test
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Katakana
- Katakana Song
- Lesson 1: アイウエオ
- Lesson 2: カキクケコ
- Lesson 3: サシスセソ
- Lesson 4: タチツテト
- Lesson 5: ナニヌネノ
- Lesson 6: ハヒフヘホ
- Lesson 7: マミムメモ
- Lesson 8: ヤユヨ
- Lesson 9: ラリルレロ
- Lesson 10: ワヲン
- Katakana Review
- Katakana Choice Test(Easy Mode)
- Katakana Input Test(Easy Mode)
- Katakana Choice Test(Crazy Mode)
- Katakana Input Test(Crazy Mode)
- All Katakana Input Test
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Bonus
Lesson 10:わをん

In this lesson, I will teach you the last three hiragana.
They are わをん.

わ is pronounced as /wa/.
Tip | Wow! A magic wand! わ as in “wand”. ![]() |
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を is pronounced as /o/.
Note: Romaji of を is “wo” or “o”. But the pronunciation is “o”.
Tip | Oh!A cheerleader is on my toe!. を as in “Oh”. ![]() |
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ん is pronounced as /ng/.
Tip | This is in the end. ん as in “end”. ![]() |
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Romaji of わをん:
Hiragana | わ、ん | を |
Romaji | wa, n | “wo” or “o” |
Note:
The hiragana を is special, it won’t appear in any words. It’s a particle. You will learn particle later, no worries! |
Vocabulary containing わん:
Word | Reading | Meaning | Type |
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泡 | あわ | foam | Noun |
淡い | あわい | pale | Adj |
案 | あん | plan | Noun |
岩 | いわ | rock | Noun |
運 | うん | luck | Noun |
縁 | えん | fate | Noun |
若い | わかい | young | Adj |
脇 | わき | side | Noun |
枠 | わく | frame | Noun |
わけ | わけ | reason | Noun |
川 | かわ | river | Noun |
皮 | かわ | leather | Noun |
怖い | こわい | scary; scared | Adj |
触る | さわる | to touch | Verb |
座る | すわる | to sit | Verb |
世話 | せわ | care | Noun |
渡す | わたす | to hand over | Verb |
渡る | わたる | to cross | Verb |
罠 | わな | trap | Noun |
縄 | なわ | rope | Noun |
庭 | にわ | garden | Noun |
本 | ほん | book | Noun |
回す | まわす | to turn | Verb |
回る | まわる | to spin | Verb |
周り | まわり | around | Noun |
柔らかい | やわらかい | soft | Adj |
弱い | よわい | weak | Adj |
笑う | わらう | to laugh | Verb |
悪い | わるい | bad | Adj |
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I’m slightly confused, whats the difference between お and を? They sound they same to me
を: this is a particle. You can learn it in the particle course.
お: It is used for normal vocabularies.
I’m wondering why don’t these appear in the song?
it appears in the end.
oh! i didn’t know, thanks! @Marshall
Good lessons!!
Thank you!
I’ve sometimes heard singers pronounce を as “wo” instead of “o” in their songs. Is this just a thing singers do? Two examples of this off the top of my head are Colors by FLOW and Haruka Kanata by AKFG.
Colors
自分を (Jibun wo)
Haruka Kanata
心をそっと開いて (kokoro wo sotto aite)
Yes, only songs.
Ah ok that makes it easier.
Also, I think こわい (kowai) probably means “scary” instead of “scared.” The two words have opposite meanings in English.
Someone is “scared” when they react with fear towards a thing.
Something or someone is “scary” when they make someone afraid.
Scary things make people scared.
Example:
“Don’t be a scared, little baby, it’s just a spider.”
“Spiders are scary, the way they move their creepy little legs.”
Interesting thing is that in Japanese, こわい can be used to express that something/somebody is scary, or somebody is scared. So I will add “scary” in the meaning column too.
That’s cool, thanks for letting me know
completed hiragana,here i come katakana