In this lesson, I will teach you five hiragana.
They are あいうえお.
あ is pronounced as /a/.
| Tip | An antenna is on top of the roof. あ as in “antenna”.  |
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い is pronounced as /i/.
| Tip | There are two eels. い as in “eels”.  |
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う is pronounced as /u/.
| Tip | Ooo!This is heavy. う as in “Ooo!”.  |
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え is pronounced as /e/.
| Tip | I have to exercise. え as in “exercise”.  |
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お is pronounced as /o/.
| Tip | a golf ball is on the green. お as in “on”.  |
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Romaji of あいうえお:
| Hiragana | あ、い、う、え、お |
| Romaji | a, i, u, e, o |
Vocabulary containing あいうえお:
Note:
| I include a vocabulary list like the one above in each lesson to help you practice Hiragana and Katakana. The characters in the ‘Word’ column are Kanji, but you don’t need to memorize them for now. (I have a separate Kanji course that teaches you Kanji, so you can focus on that later.) You don’t need to memorize these words either—though it can be helpful to remember some of them. The main goal of this vocabulary list is to support your practice of Hiragana. |
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