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Hiragana Pronunciation

Learn more Japanese on eduFire: http://www.edufire.com A good way to start out learning Japanese is to learn hiragana (and learn it correctly). This will get you well on your way to reading Japane...  
 
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EpicOfAg3s (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Forgive me for sounding noob.

I'm kind of confused why は is wa in a sentence but it's ha.
Funzi42 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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は as a particle of the main topic of a sentence is an exception in pronunciation. Another exception is へ which is spelled e if it's a direction particle.
rieper96 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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i think it was wa is used by its self and ha used for connecting with other letter i think
VampireAyame (6 months ago) Show Hide
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but i dont get the characters that have the little circles and comma lookin things by them wat are they?!
i REALLY need help!!!
CAMSstudent (5 months ago) Show Hide
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the characters that have the comma things near them give the character a guttural sound. like the "g" sound. lol i'm 14 just graduating from middle school just learning japanese and i know that.
VampireAyame (5 months ago) Show Hide
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haha thanks wow u know more than me bur u r onlt one year older than me lol!thanks for the help!
vaprsnake21 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Markings on script letters/characters that convey a change in pronunciation are called diacritics. They have them in arabic, farci, and a few other languages as well.
Henrickunit (4 months ago) Show Hide
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They are individual letters. for example ka - ga ga has comm on it ka doesn't
ki - gi same thing.
If it has little circles you pronounce it using a p sound.
CatchTh3Wind (6 months ago) Show Hide
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it almost sounds like your sneezing when you say it try using word most people word know if they are learning japanese and they love anime: justu, okay now break it up: ju-tsu. When you say the t it alsmost sounds really fast then you just say su. Hope it healps
aquatius (6 months ago) Show Hide
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It's a t ran onto a su. Z in German often is the same sound (e.g. zu).

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