H-Column
は (ha) : H with a small a
ば (ba)
ぱ (pa)
Handakuten (Maru) : Is the circle that is added to the kana in the H-Column to replace the H sound with P sound
Plosive consonants produces a puff of air when pronounced
はin Japanese is an Topic marking particle So the word or phrase that comes before it is the topic of the sentence When used as a Topic marking particle it is pronounced as "wa"
ひ (hi) : Smiling mouth “HiHiHiHi”
び (bi)
ぴ (pi)
ふ (fu/ hu) : Mt. Fuji
ぶ (bu)
ぷ (pu)
ふis an sound that is unique to Japanese
へ (he) : Arrow pointing up to Heaven
べ (be)
ぺ (pe)
へis the particle that is used to represent the place towards which something is moving When used in this context it is pronounced as "e" same as the hiraganaえ
ほ (ho) : Horses Face
ぼ (bo)
ぽ (po)
Example Words
- はな
- HaNa (Flower)
- ひざ
- HeZa (Knee)
- ふしぎ
- FuShiGe (Strange)
- はなび
- HaNaBi (Fireworks)
- ふくざつ
- FuKuZaTsu (Complicated)
- ひきだし
- HiKiDaShi (Drawer)
- けっぺき
- KePPeKi (Perfectionist)