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Lesson 5: なにぬねの
In this lesson, I will teach you five hiragana.
They are なにぬねの.
な is pronounced as /na/.
| Tip | A nun is kneeling in front of a cross. な as in “nun”. ![]() |
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に is pronounced as /ni/.
| Tip | I have a needle and thread. に as in “needle”. ![]() |
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ぬ is pronounced as /nu/.
| Tip | Noodles and chopsticks. ぬ as in “noodles”. ![]() |
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ね is pronounced as /ne/.
| Tip | I caught a big fish in the net. ね as in “net”. ![]() |
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の is pronounced as /no/.
| Tip | This means NO! の as in “No”. ![]() |
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Romaji of なにぬねの:
| Hiragana | な、に、ぬ、ね、の |
| Romaji | na, ni, nu, ne, no |
Vocabulary containing なにぬねの:
| Word | Reading | Romaji | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 二 | に | ni | two |
| 布 | ぬの | nuno | cloth |
| ない | ない | nai | absent |
| 似合う | にあう | niau | to fit |
| 匂い | におい | nioi | smell |
| 穴 | あな | ana | hole |
| 兄 | あに | ani | older brother |
| 姉 | あね | ane | older sister |
| 犬 | いぬ | inu | dog |
| 命 | いのち | inochi | life |
| お腹 | おなか | onaka | stomach |
| 鬼 | おに | oni | demon |
| 中 | なか | naka | inside |
| 泣く | なく | naku | to cry |
| 肉 | にく | niku | meat |
| 猫 | ねこ | neko | cat |
| お金 | おかね | okane | money |
| 国 | くに | kuni | country |
| 粉 | こな | kona | powder |
| 梨 | なし | nashi | pear |
| 茄子 | なす | nasu | eggplant |
| 西 | にし | nishi | west |
| 品 | しな | shina | goods |
| 死ぬ | しぬ | shinu | to die |
| 砂 | すな | suna | sand |
| 夏 | なつ | natsu | summer |
| 熱 | ねつ | netsu | fever |
| 棚 | たな | tana | shelf |
| 谷 | たに | tani | valley |
| 狸 | たぬき | tanuki | raccoon dog |
| 種 | たね | tane | seed |
| 楽しい | たのしい | tanoshii | pleasant |
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