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Lesson 7: はひふへほ
In this lesson, I will teach you five hiragana.
They are はひふへほ.
は is pronounced as /ha/.
Tip | I live in a house. は as in “house”. |
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Note | は is read as “wa” when it acts as a particle. (Don’t worry, you will learn particle in Particle Course later. ) For example: わたしはトムです。 I’m Tom. |
ひ is pronounced as /hi/.
Tip | He is on the wall. ひ as in “He”. |
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ふ is pronounced as /hu/.
(sounds like in the middle of hu and fu.)
Tip | I climbed Mt.Fuji. ふ as in “Fuji”. |
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Note | In later quizzes, you should type “fu” to get the correct answer. |
へ is pronounced as /he/.
Tip | There is a haystack. へ as in “haystack”. |
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ほ is pronounced as /ho/.
Tip | A house becomes a home with a satellite. ほ as in “home”. |
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Romaji of はひふへほ:
Hiragana | は、ひ、ふ、へ、ほ |
Romaji | ha, hi, fu, he, ho |
Vocabulary containing はひふへほ:
Word | Reading | Meaning | Type |
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歯 | は | tooth | Noun |
母 | はは | mother | Noun |
火 | ひ | fire | Noun |
日 | ひ | day | Noun |
肺 | はい | lung | Noun |
笛 | ふえ | flute | Noun |
穿く | はく | to put on (pants) | Verb |
履く | はく | to put on (shoes/socks) | Verb |
吐く | はく | to spit | Verb |
箱 | はこ | box | Noun |
引く | ひく | to pull | Verb |
低い | ひくい | low | Adj |
深い | ふかい | deep | Adj |
服 | ふく | clothes | Noun |
他 | ほか | other | Noun |
橋 | はし | bridge | Noun |
お箸 | おはし | chopsticks | Noun |
星 | ほし | star | Noun |
干す | ほす | to dry | Verb |
細い | ほそい | thin | Adj |
祖父 | そふ | grandfather | Noun |
旗 | はた | flag | Noun |
八 | はち | eight | Noun |
初 | はつ | first time | Noun |
人 | ひと | person | Noun |
蓋 | ふた | lid | Noun |
下手 | へた | bad at | Adj |
徒歩 | とほ | on foot | Noun |
花 | はな | flower | Noun |
鼻 | はな | nose | Noun |
羽 | はね | wing | Noun |
船 | ふね | ship | Noun |
骨 | ほね | bone | Noun |
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