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Lesson 7: ハヒフヘホ
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In this lesson, I will teach you five katakana.
They are ハヒフヘホ.
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ハ is pronounced as /ha/.
Tip | Ha, ha, ha! I can’t stop laughing. ハ as in “ha”. ![]() |
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ヒ is pronounced as /hi/.
Tip | This is my heel. ヒ as in “heel”. ![]() |
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フ is pronounced as /hu/.
(sounds like in the middle of hu and fu.)
Tip | A hook on a wall. フ as in “hook”. ![]() |
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Note | In quizzes, you should type “fu” to get the correct answer. |
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ヘ is pronounced as /he/.
Tip | There is a haystack. ヘ as in “haystack”. ![]() |
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ホ is pronounced as /ho/.
Tip | I’m holding a holy cross. ホ as in “holy”. ![]() |
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Romaji of ハヒフヘホ:
Katakana | ハ、ヒ、フ、ヘ、ホ |
Romaji | ha, hi, fu, he, ho |
Vocabulary containing ハヒフヘホ:
Word | Meaning |
---|---|
ハイ | high |
ハイテク | high tech |
ハウス | house |
ノウハウ | knowledge |
ハエ | flies |
ヘア | hair |
アホ | fool |
ナイフ | knife |
オフ | off |
ホスト | host |
ホステス | hostess |
シフト | shift |
ソフト | soft |
タフ | tough |
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