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Match each Hiragana character with its correct pronunciation:
Match each Hiragana character with its correct pronunciation:
あ = a (like in 'father') い = i (like in 'see') う = u (like in 'boot') え = e (like in 'bed')
Match each food item with its corresponding Hiragana spelling:
Match each food item with its corresponding Hiragana spelling:
Candy = あめ (ame) Strawberry = いちご (ichigo) Udon = うどん (udon) Shrimp = えび (ebi)
Match the Japanese greeting with its English translation:
Match the Japanese greeting with its English translation:
こんにちは (konnichiwa) = Hello/Good afternoon さようなら (sayounara) = Goodbye (formal) じゃね (ja ne) = See you! (casual) お元気ですか (ogenki desu ka) = How are you? (polite)
Match the question in Japanese with its English translation:
Match the question in Japanese with its English translation:
Match the food item with its description:
Match the food item with its description:
Match the Japanese response with its English translation related to well-being:
Match the Japanese response with its English translation related to well-being:
Match the phrase with its situation:
Match the phrase with its situation:
Match each verb with its desire form:
Match each verb with its desire form:
Match the Hiragana spelling with its English translation:
Match the Hiragana spelling with its English translation:
Match Hiragana with its sound equivalent:
Match Hiragana with its sound equivalent:
Match the question with the correct type of answer it expects:
Match the question with the correct type of answer it expects:
Match the phrase to the equivalent level of polite tone it projects:
Match the phrase to the equivalent level of polite tone it projects:
Match the place where the Japanese phrase would be most appropriate:
Match the place where the Japanese phrase would be most appropriate:
Match the emotion with an appropriate expression:
Match the emotion with an appropriate expression:
Associate people and actions with their desires:
Associate people and actions with their desires:
Match each Hiragana character with its description:
Match each Hiragana character with its description:
Match the common verb with what it inflects to:
Match the common verb with what it inflects to:
Match the use case with the phrase:
Match the use case with the phrase:
Match the component and its function
Match the component and its function
Match the common phrases with what they express:
Match the common phrases with what they express:
Match the phrases with the appropriate responses:
Match the phrases with the appropriate responses:
Associate what phrases do when they are used together::
Associate what phrases do when they are used together::
Associate the phrase with its component:
Associate the phrase with its component:
Match the situations with appropriate Hiragana phrases
Match the situations with appropriate Hiragana phrases
Match common expressions to their uses:
Match common expressions to their uses:
Associate the person or thing with their desire
Associate the person or thing with their desire
Match how the phrases are used in situations:
Match how the phrases are used in situations:
Match use cases with the phrases used
Match use cases with the phrases used
Match the common phrases with what they mean:
Match the common phrases with what they mean:
Associate the situations
Associate the situations
Select each situation and the correct phrase.
Select each situation and the correct phrase.
Matching action or intent to a sentence.
Matching action or intent to a sentence.
Flashcards
What is Hiragana?
What is Hiragana?
A Japanese syllabary used for native words, names, verbs, and particles.
あ (a) in Hiragana
あ (a) in Hiragana
The Hiragana character pronounced as 'a,' like in 'father'.
い (i) in Hiragana
い (i) in Hiragana
The Hiragana character pronounced as 'i,' like in 'see'.
う (u) in Hiragana
う (u) in Hiragana
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あめ (ame)
あめ (ame)
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いちご (ichigo)
いちご (ichigo)
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うどん (udon)
うどん (udon)
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え (e) in Hiragana
え (e) in Hiragana
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お (o) in Hiragana
お (o) in Hiragana
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えび (ebi)
えび (ebi)
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おにぎり (onigiri)
おにぎり (onigiri)
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えんぴつ (enpitsu)
えんぴつ (enpitsu)
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ん (n) in Hiragana
ん (n) in Hiragana
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こんにちは (konnichiwa)
こんにちは (konnichiwa)
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さようなら (sayounara)
さようなら (sayounara)
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じゃね (ja ne)
じゃね (ja ne)
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お元気ですか (ogenki desu ka)
お元気ですか (ogenki desu ka)
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元気です (genki desu)
元気です (genki desu)
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何をしたいですか (nani wo shitai desu ka)
何をしたいですか (nani wo shitai desu ka)
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食べたいです (tabetai desu)
食べたいです (tabetai desu)
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何を食べたいですか (nani wo tabetai desu ka)
何を食べたいですか (nani wo tabetai desu ka)
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これは何ですか (kore wa nan desu ka)
これは何ですか (kore wa nan desu ka)
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あの人は誰ですか (ano hito wa dare desu ka)
あの人は誰ですか (ano hito wa dare desu ka)
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会いたいです (aitai desu)
会いたいです (aitai desu)
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Study Notes
- Hiragana is a Japanese syllabary used for native Japanese words, including names, basic verbs, and some particles.
- Hiragana represents syllables, not individual letters.
Basic Hiragana Characters
- あ (a): Pronounced "ah" as in "father."
- い (i): Pronounced "ee" as in "see."
- う (u): Pronounced "oo" as in "boot."
- え (e): Pronounced "eh" as in "bed."
- お (o): Pronounced "o" as in "go."
- ん (n): Functions as a single consonant sound.
Example Words
- あめ (ame): means "candy."
- いちご (ichigo): means "strawberry."
- うどん (udon): A type of thick Japanese noodle.
- えび (ebi): means "shrimp."
- おにぎり (onigiri): means "rice balls."
- えんぴつ (enpitsu): means "pencil."
- おにぎりをたべます (onigiri wo tabemasu): means "I will eat a rice ball."
- たべます (tabemasu): Polite form of "to eat".
Key Phrases
- こんにちは (konnichiwa): means "Hello" or "Good afternoon".
- さようなら (sayounara): means "Goodbye" (formal).
- じゃね (ja ne): means "See you!" (casual).
- お元気ですか (ogenki desu ka): means "How are you?" (polite).
- 元気です (genki desu): means "I’m fine" or "I’m good."
- 何をしたいですか (nani wo shitai desu ka): means "What do you want to do?".
- 何 (nani): means "what".
- 食べたいです (tabetai desu): means "I want to eat".
- 何を食べたいですか (nani wo tabetai desu ka): means "What do you want to eat?".
- これは何ですか (kore wa nan desu ka): means "What is this?".
- これ (kore): means "this".
- あの人は誰ですか (ano hito wa dare desu ka): means "Who is that?".
- あの人 (ano hito): means "that person".
- 誰 (dare): means "who".
- 会いたいです (aitai desu): means “I want to meet you".
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