Hiragana (ひらがな) 5 - Reading Quiz B (読み方練習 B)

[@greenstoneboy5681]

こにちわ
Man this is amazing glad I found it. I just finished learning hiragana and this is perfect exercise i love it!

[@bonobogotboner9993]

そうですね

[@tiad7143]

Isn’t it spelt こんにちは?

[@morningcavalry867]

@@tiad7143 As far as i know No, You could only read は(ha) as Wa when it used in the middle of a sentence, kinda like to tie two sentence into one. Examples: わためは…わるくたいおね?. Correct me if im wrong lol

[@KingKusuo]

@@tiad7143 exactly like that

[@KingKusuo]

@@morningcavalry867 so, as far as I know you just can't use わ in the end of a sentence, or at least in konnichiwa

[@slothandgluttony3529]

This is a good video. I like that the kanji are also shown, and that the English is small - putting the focus on the Japanese. I'm glad I got them all right, now just need to memorise the meanings for a few new words.

[@alexandrakatemorante1626]

ありがとう ございます

[@m.tillli]

I use this lesson as a writing quiz, because my reading skills quite good, but I need more writing practice. Thank you very much!

[@gurkanulu1747]

Hello from Turkey ...⚘🤗⚘
Çok kolay bi sınavdı teşekkürler...😊

[@TheThildou14]

Thank you for that, I am learning japanese and it is absolutely amazing! But I hide the romaji part, it's better for learning ^^

[@japaneselessoncom]

+Mlle Marmelade ありがとうございます！ Thanks for your nice comment! It is good to know that there are people who do not want to see Rōmaji part.

[@moonllght3555]

@@japaneselessoncom hello, I doubt you'll reply but I noticed there is often う at the end of the word but is not pronounced, why?

[@mdahsenmirza2536]

@@moonllght3555 have you considered revising hiragana rules ?

[@ハナ-t8j]

@@moonllght3555 it just extends the sound.
そう vs そ
what's the difference

[@moonllght3555]

@@gumawa9049 wow no need to be that rude

[@lovecandy4608]

Thank you so much, I need to familiarize with the characters.

[@kanemi_8847]

This is super helpful while im learning japanese hiragana and katakana thank you so much ❤️

[@kyawzinhtut341]

Thanks

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

たのしい

[@rekaadang]

どもありがとう。

[@mohammedramzan2512]

Well done

[@onkarmore8392]

Quite helpful 😈

[@noshinnawar4324]

1:48 I'm confused. Should it be "gakki" or "gatsuki"?

[@atoneHR]

Noshin Nawar when "tsu" is placed in the middle AND is smaller than other letters, it means pause, so its not gatsukou, but gakkou

[@noshinnawar4324]

Now I get it! Thank you for clearing my doubt ^_^

[@jackson7922]

That's where I just got stuck. It's the second word in the video that carries this rule.

[@reyykko]

the tsu is smaller so you just pause at it uwu

[@greenstoneboy5681]

Ikr its tricky but the smaller tsu つ acts like a pause between characters. That's how I remembered it.

[@kyawzinhtut341]

This is really helpful

[@nickykochka1565]

Yes really thx

[@weihuang1190]

awesome, but can they add english translation on those words.

[@Maya_k]

There's English translations at the top left.

[@gumawa9049]

there so many people don't realize it lol

[@ハナ-t8j]

。。。

[@newbaka2271]

this song at the beginning reminds me of bomberman land 3

[@narutoninjagoandtheflashar4256]

1:24 my favorite word 😂 NANI

[@Marco_STFX]

0:34 死ぬ　1:29 なに？

[@edkrv3137]

3:53 Gakkou? Mb gakko? Or i didn't understand something ?

[@nero4195]

ed krv ga (small tsu) ko u
when the tsu is small there is a small pause so instead of gatsukou its gakkou

[@moonllght3555]

Yeah me too I don't understand why there is う but is not pronounced. When do we have to pronounce it?

[@hitorikun2191]

That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

ぬぐ

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

がっこう

[@alaechoulli6111]

1:48 ??! Gatsuki

[@hitorikun2191]

That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)

[@ハナ-t8j]

why do people study hiragana without learning basic rules

[@alaechoulli6111]

@@ハナ-t8j i just thought it wasnt the small one

[@shizuchuan]

I'm confused at (Tsu)

[@arian_motta]

when "tsu" is placed in the middle AND is smaller than other letters, it means pause, so its not gatsukou, but gakkou

[@hitorikun2191]

That is a small tsu called Sokuon (Chiisai tsu or Chiisana tsu) its function is a glottal stop, also it doubles the first letter that comes after it. For example ずっと - zu to = zutto (to be pronounced as zut to) or がっき - ga ki = gakki (gak ki)

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

いのち

[@fwjadeee]

1:20 woah there buddy

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

かなしい

[@joseangelmartinez2874]

Y l traducción al español no esta

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

おとこのこ

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

なぜ?

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

かたかな

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

さかな

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

おかね

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

おっと

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

せなか

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

あさって

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

がっき

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

にっき

[@idrissarjana8904]

Shinu
Me : shine :v

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

おとな

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

のど

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

すな

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

ぜったい

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

にじ

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

にく

[@wandanuraisyah6936]

Mau komen "kalo bisa sama artinya hehe" eh ternyata udah 7thn lalu

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

なに?

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

けっせき

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

しぬ

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

ななかげつ

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に

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

ざっし

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

きって

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けっか

[@eymenefeyavas3663]

すくない