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Lesson 4: たちつてと
In this lesson, I will teach you five hiragana.
They are たちつてと.
た is pronounced as /ta/.
| Tip | “t” and “a” make ta. た as in “ta”.  |
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ち is pronounced as /chi/.
| Tip | She is a cheerleader. ち as in “cheerleader”.  |
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つ is pronounced as /tsu/.
| Tip | Tsunami is a tidal wave. つ as in “tsunami”.  |
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て is pronounced as /te/.
| Tip | The dog has a wagging tail. て as in “tail”.  |
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と is pronounced as /to/.
| Tip | Ouch!A nail is in my toe. と as in “toe”.  |
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Romaji of たちつてと:
| Hiragana | た、ち、つ、て、と |
| Romaji | ta, chi, tsu, te, to |
Vocabulary containing たちつてと:
| Word | Reading | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 血 | ち | blood | Noun |
| 父 | ちち | father | Noun |
| 手 | て | hand | Noun |
| 立つ | たつ | to stand | Verb |
| 縦 | たて | vertical | Noun |
| 土 | つち | soil | Noun |
| 鉄 | てつ | iron | Noun |
| 土地 | とち | land | Noun |
| 高い | たかい | high; expensive | Adj |
| 近い | ちかい | close | Adj |
| 杖 | つえ | cane | Noun |
| 使う | つかう | to use | Verb |
| 月 | つき | moon | Noun |
| 着く | つく | to arrive | Verb |
| 敵 | てき | enemy | Noun |
| 暑い | あつい | hot | Adj |
| 後 | あと | after | Noun |
| 板 | いた | board | Noun |
| 一 | いち | one | Noun |
| 意図 | いと | intent | Noun |
| 歌 | うた | song | Noun |
| 歌う | うたう | to sing | Verb |
| 打つ | うつ | to hit | Verb |
| 音 | おと | sound | Noun |
| 硬い | かたい | hard(opposite of soft) | Adj |
| 価値 | かち | value | Noun |
| 勝つ | かつ | to win | Verb |
| 北 | きた | north | Noun |
| 口 | くち | mouth | Noun |
| 靴 | くつ | shoes | Noun |
| 事 | こと | thing | Noun |
| 下 | した | under | Noun |
| 舌 | した | tongue | Noun |
| 質 | しつ | quality | Noun |
| 外 | そと | outside | Noun |
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