hiragana reading test 1 Japanese Quiz

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You can see Kanji (漢字) in "Japanese" subtitle ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@realcartoongirl]

HI

[@ho202]

こんにちわ

[@mrTeddyi94]

Too small in subtitles

[@japaneseapple]

I make the subtitles bigger on recent videos ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@mrTeddyi94]

@@japaneseapple please always use Kanji

[@GuyfromEarth3000]

for those who don't know, Q15 had small っ "tsu" rather than which acts as doubling for the consonant "to" you can see the difference in size when they are next to each other つ っ

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you, Ahmed, for your perfect explanation about small “tsu” (⁎⁍̴̆Ɛ⁍̴̆⁎) it’s very helpful for everyone!!

[@Reymax164]

I've been wondering how to write those on 12 keys Japanese Keyboard on phone. I can do in QWERTY や ゃ and also, how to write “ん" in Japanese 12 keys?

[@japaneseapple]

The order んis after わを ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@leilahtangaan945]

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[@ki8801]

I was already confused! I'm a beginner in the Japanese language and this explains it.

[@pray9307]

As a Japanese, i'm grad that so many people try studying Japanese. Enjoy！

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for your comment (^^)

[@Thiago1337]

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[@eries7642]

Yes, thank you. I want to watch Metantei Conan without subtitles, that's why I'm studying very hard to learn nihongo. 😊

[@clasheer651]

As a Hungarian I'd like to see some Hungarian learners.

[@elmarce1983]

arigatou gozaimasu =)

[@martinmuller5310]

Started learning Japanese like a week ago And been pretty much learning only hiragana, this video helped me train And it seems like i know more than i thought! Thanks!

[@japaneseapple]

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[@michaelcherokee8906]

Dont neglect to learn katakana and then kanji.

[@wansalam7793]

How about Q7, is it have some grammar that when some word meet with 'u'/う ?

[@Vulpentine]

@@wansalam7793U/うafter an O/お sound (in this case the o sound in to/と), elongates the O sound. So it sounds more like the ‘ou’ in ‘your’ or ‘pour’. That’s why they write it as ‘Ō’ in romaji, to indicate the elongated O sound.

[@wansalam7793]

@@Vulpentine Ooo, thanks for your explanation

[@ebubeugwuezi8092]

I was kind of slow since I had to look at the characters one by one, but I didn't have problems identifying the characters. Started learning Japanese almost 3 months ago and I'm making steady progress

[@hokieham]

So glad this channel was recommended. Precise and to the point. This will definitely help me in learning the language.

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you, hokieham, for giving me your precious comment (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) I will keep uploading the new videos for your learnings (^^)

[@01ahsan]

How's it going?

[@carina-fz5pd]

I just wanted to test myself out of curiosity, my mom is japanese so I grew up with a bit of the language and I stay immersed in the culture. But it was cool to see that I could read everything and understand most words aside from ones that I don't have reason to use often (いとこ, めい, おい)!

[@japaneseapple]

You are awesome to read all words ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@UcHihAXNaRutO_]

I started learning Japanese about a month ago and this helped me read a little so tnx for this vid　ありがとがざうます

[@starloved6824]

I decided to start learning Japanese since I'm not multi-lingual and I wish to be, and I'm proud of how much I was able to teach myself! I've already finished the hiragana section and I'm not learning katakana, but it's nice to see how much I improved from not knowing any hiragana to knowing the whole alphabet for it. I was quite surprised that I had heard a lot of these words from animes that I watched so I was able to predict what the words meant. I also learnt quite a few words that I'm going to write down. Thank you, and happy learning to anyone reading this! :D

[@jacobdavis9467]

Good luck!!

[@zydeko]

Good luck with the rest of your journey, it only gets more difficult so make sure to stay motivated!!

[@starloved6824]

Meant to say i’m now learning katakana 😅^

[@Tahim4o1]

Write the words down in anki it would help you learn a lot (I am also writing words down in ankidroid)

[@YuktubeIsDaFunniOne]

I started learning Japanese when I was 13 and move to Japan when I turned 18. Learning Japanese was one of the best decisions I made

[@shadowwillplay]

Oh my god this is the best japanese learning channel i've ever found like i'm learning japanese on duolingo and i always thought that duolingo wasn't enough so i came here thankyou for making thisありがとうございます

[@Meroko26]

This was very fun and I learned some new words. :) Thank u.

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for giving me your precious comment＼( 'ω')／

[@sugarypillow]

so helpful!!! as someone who leaned japanese from home, using duolingo, genki textbooks, and online pdfs

[@yukkiosan]

can you share the tutorials? are they free?😊

[@keineahnung7839]

I'm glad that I found this channel. I've already learned all hiragana but still were not sure if I can remember them all. So this helps a lot to keep all hiragana in mind:)

[@ProfessorChaos]

I’ve been memorizing and writing hiragana for 10-20 minutes a day four days on average for two months. I have 2/3 memorized. Thank you! This really helps.

[@YarondoPiano]

I learned kana in 6 hours last year, I honestly expected a lot longer words. This was pretty easy

[@faryalbano1222]

I am a student of Japanese language, it is an interesting language, I really enjoying its learning. Thanks a lot for this interesting video.

[@shlipon4927]

good lesson, teaching correct pronunciations and new words. I will be back for more of your lessons.

[@japaneseapple]

I’m glad that you enjoy my video٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ I will keep uploading the new video for your learnings!

[@viz8746]

Kana (both Hiragana and Katakana) can be mastered in a month tops. 500 basic Kanjis can be learned in 3-6 months. After that, it gets tough.

[@LittleLiger07]

Thank you for this channel. I just started learning hiragana and this is helping me learn to read them together instead of just each letter separately!

[@japaneseapple]

My pleasure (^^)

[@Snowflake_723]

Я русская, изучаю японский почти что месяц. Знаю только хирагану, стараюсь писать правильно и подражать японскому произношению. Рада знать, что прочитала иероглифы в каждом вопросе. 😊 Всем удачи!

[@popie5761]

I am so grateful this was on my recommended:) I'm currently trying to expand my vocabulary and understand the grammar of Japanese, so this was really helpful! I'll definitely be writing these down. Thank you! :)

[@japaneseapple]

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[@SrishtiRanjan-sy3lz]

I got 29/30 correct . Yahh 😊😆.. Love from India 🇮🇳♥🇯🇵

[@arusalt2139]

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[@fredyaled]

I started a week a go ..and this video will help me to expand my knowledge on family members

[@sadcat7031]

ありがとう！

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[@japaneseapple]

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[@Musicnmore2101]

Thank you for this great video! I am learning Japanese and try to find some good videos saying words and this is the right one! ありがとうございます！

[@JustSomeRandomIdiot]

Glad to say I'm now at the point where, watching this video for the first time, I got all but one word right, and only because I stumbled on the way to pronounce it and couldn't read it in time. It feels great to be making such progress.

[@yejiiluvyuuu]

おい means hi in Portuguese ( I'm Brazilian ) The video was really fun, and an excellent train! thank you :)

[@japaneseapple]

Omoshiroi ne! おもしろいね！It’s interesting the meaning in Portuguese (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) You are awesome that you can understand several language!!

[@katecassie6298]

in Russian おい means ぃたぃ (pain) like interjection

[@japaneseapple]

ah, it’s so interesting (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) tell me another word when you happen to find on other videos (≧∀≦)

[@tokegyee2397]

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[@АлександрХодовец-э3г]

There are many overlapping sounds in different languages, oi in Russian means not only pain but also surprise, in English pain is expressed by ouch, sakana in Japanese means fish, in Hebrew it means danger and so on, these are accidental coincedences , no connection.

[@hlkvg71]

私は日本在住の日本人ですが勉強になりました Thank you💖

[@japaneseapple]

どういたしまして（^人^）

[@thijsvandenberg5316]

This is awesome. It's actually harder for me to understand without the 漢字, good practice still!

[@Reymax164]

I just newly studied Hiragana, damn, time is fast 😆 I'll watch it in 0.75x speed. Edit: somehow, 'Hard' is the easiest. and the hardest is 'Moderate' The Hiragana that I like is “る" this just have a special meaning to me. Thank you for the test. Now I know I can't read fast enough 😆

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you, レイマックスさん, for your comment (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) You are awesome to keep learning (^^)

[@dalcomaroni9837]

Well Kanji is less ugly and better.

[@RazzleBloq]

はい

[@Gimdxtr]

@@RazzleBloq Yes. But harder for me. I'm more comfortable with Hirigana. Katana is ol as well.

[@ki8801]

I'm a beginner in the Japanese language, and when I saw this video, I inmidiately subscribed after! I hope to learn more!

[@japaneseapple]

You are awesome to keep learning (o^^o)

[@rafeyabegum7118]

I learnt hiragana yesterday & got 28 right. I think I am doing pretty well. Now I am learning katakana. Wish me luck🤞

[@themikageseminar]

I get all of the hiragana correct, but I don't know what all of the words mean, so this is really helpful for expanding my vocabulary. I learned hiragana faster than I am learning Japanese words to write with it.

[@japaneseapple]

You are awesome to get correct answers ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ I will keep uploading the new videos for your learnings !

[@Heba_Alaasar]

انا عربية ولكن احب اليابان واللغة اليابانية وهذه القناة رائعة وسعدت كثيرا بها وبالمناسبة كنت سعيدة للغاية عندما استطعت قراءة كل الكلمات بالطريقة الصحيحة قبل انتهاء الوقت

[@ralman88]

I seen this in recommendations, I guess its telling me to continue with Japanese learning. I'll do my best! ありがとうございます。

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you, ralman88, for giving me your comment ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ I will keep uploading the new videos for your learnings ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ

[@ry0k904]

I learned all of them in less than two weeks, and I smile like a kid when getting words right in those quizzes. I hope I can improve my speed soon because reading hiragana takes me ages

[@djsaruto6552]

I enjoyed this thank you. I think I did very well. More of these please 💖

[@demz2920]

I've been learning Japanese in 3months already so glad that i know how read and write some basic words like hiragana this channel also help me to learn more about japanese language thank you for these videos ❤️🥰 planning to get a job in japan next year when i return to my country in gods will 🙏 God bless you ❤️ love lots from Philippines ❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@Ilove_popsmoke]

すごい！ 頑張ってください！

[@shadowfaxdog9733]

I didn’t make any mistakes this time! My hiragana reading has improved

[@peteypops]

This gave me a great start to reading…having just spent quite a few days learning Hiragana…thank you. From Perth, Oz.

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for warm comment! ありがとう！ From Tokyo, Japan.

[@dominickjacob1]

thank you for this! its exactly what i was looking for to help my studies

[@japaneseapple]

My pleasure, DB(о´∀`о)

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I am searching for how to learn kanji, finally I found your channel really happy 😀it will useful for group of words reading thank you bro...

[@eljaminlatour6633]

This is good, I got some right. I mistake some hiragana with others due to similar structure. And some of these words don't come in handy, because あなた("anata", you) is rude, かれ/かのじょ("kare/kanojo" he/she) is very formal and it can also mean "boyfriend/girlfriend". 私("Watashi" I) is OK to use, but usually it's omitted like "私は学生です(Watashi wa gakusei desu)" becomes "学生です(gakusei desu)" which is a shorter way to say "I'm a student." And 私 isn't to be used unless clarification is needed on context.

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Just to share my happiness that i have been learning since a week and a half and i got ALL RIGHTTTTT

[@coco246_]

Ah, you're underrated. Thank you so much for this it helps a lot, am trying to get back into learning Japanese so yeah. It was fun😁

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for your precious comment! I will upload the new videos for your learnings ٩( ᐛ )و

[@dragonflyswataswata5135]

*I

[@shazarezk5111]

Thank you

[@vito_b0]

after learning japanese for 3 months, finally i'm able to read these under a second.

[@neverstopgamerz9473]

any tips for reading under seconds because i am taking too long to read.

[@Mizukis_redribbon]

Tips?

[@neverstopgamerz9473]

@@Mizukis_redribbon yeah

[@AbunaiRei]

3 months, i'm sorry to tell you but that's too long. It only took me 1 week (katakana + hiragana)

[@Abas12333]

​@@AbunaiRei how?

[@antaramitra8210]

I attempted this after finishing my Hiragana writing and practice and could read all of them! Time for katakana now

[@aaliyahhelmijr7362]

Thank you so much for making these kinds of videos. I live on a small island next to Venezuela and I'm currently learning Japanese because I am very fascinated with the Japanese culture. I hope one day I can speak fluently and visit Japan! ありがとうございます

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you, Aaliyah, for giving me your comment ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ I’m glad that you are interested in Japanese!!! We are very welcome (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) Feel free to ask me anytime when you happen to get question (〃ω〃)

[@beastyo2]

Finally i found perfect channel for Japanese learning 💜

[@RoleplayHost]

my score was okay, i missed one and started to get slower as it progressed, so the difficulty was proportional. very helpful!

[@japaneseapple]

You are awesome to get high score ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@goatvomit]

Glad to say I was correct on all of them. I was very enthusiastic about learning Japanese in high school and had a really good teacher. Even though I can't speak better than a Japanese toddler at this point, I'm happy I can at least read Hiragana still. 😁

[@KoKosBizarreWorld]

As an Irish American, I can confirm that I like studying Japanese, it is fun!

[@ItsSchwifty]

Irish American is basically just American unless you were raised in Ireland

[@fredyaled]

This is great .. slowly but surely I will learn and speak it

[@katherinepayan6747]

I love practicing this basic Japanese words 🥰 more words onegaishimasu 😀

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for watching my videos (^^)

[@PerihLeaff]

I started learning Japanese around 2 weeks ago, and i know almost every hiragana, and even some katakana and kanji. This video helped me a lot, thanks!

[@japaneseapple]

ありがとう！🍎

[@markus3355]

Moderate difficulty was harder than hard lol. Fun test! ありがとうございます！

[@japaneseapple]

hahaha. I was so lazy to set difficulty level (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) どういたしまして！douitashimashite! you are welcome ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@randominternetguy3537]

Lol otokonoko was in moderate

[@japaneseapple]

٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@Alex-se3qe]

I’m so happy this popped up when I opened yt! I really need this

[@hellotoyou865]

Amazing video! Learned some new words today, and it was also fun practicing my hiragana :D

[@japaneseapple]

My pleasure, Fatimah さん(^^)

[@Baucie_Bauce]

With a quick test like this I can easily see which kana I need work on

[@glorious2538]

Although I've almost memorized all of the hiragana, I sometimes get confused small っ I still need a lot more practice Good video! 👍

[@urear8825]

So the small っ means a quick stop or extended consonant ベッド(ツ is つ in katakana) which means bed is pronounced beddo not bedo while in a word like 待った (まった) which means wait its pronounced Ma ta. typically in hiragana its a short pause while in katakana its an extended consonant but it all depends on the word

[@glorious2538]

@@urear8825 Thank you for the explanation, cheers!

[@alexandredomingues1718]

6 errrors and 3 of them were made because I wasn't quick enough. It's stimulating ! ありがとう

[@funnypenguin-brawlstars]

For me it was very fast trying to read this, but I got to know the short words. If it wasn't by Duolingo, I would have failed all the words. Now I know some of the words in the Hiragana syllable system.

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for your comment(^^) The words on my videos are not from Duolingo though, I hope you enjoy these videos ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

[@vincentromain4340]

@@japaneseapple Where are there from ?

[@dully_on_150ms5]

Got everything right this really help I’ve already mastered all the hiragana

[@KUMO.E]

i was bored and saw this video (because i'm learning japanese). i was surprised that i could actually read everything. my dad is 3/4 japanese so i kinda grew up with this language. but then i stopped at 5-8 and i'm getting back into it. thanks for this video!

[@Hulamonkeydancer]

That was fun! I got a majority correct (didn't score myself) but I was able to read more than what I understood. Thank you!

[@rosebergs]

The real difficult one is katakana 😭

[@tharukiamaya8001]

Me tooo😢

[@KazehareRaiden]

Yeah, all the characters look basically the same

[@amitop7826]

Real diff is Kanji 😂

[@samiksha_sakore_]

No babe....katakana Is not difficult.....kanji is most difficult

[@carmonaragorn]

troll, u mean Kanji.

[@fraxorux7367]

ほんとうに ありがとう Im learning Japanese and your videos are really helpful. ありがとう せんせい

[@japaneseapple]

たくさん動画を見てくれてありがとう(^^)

[@realcartoongirl]

regular people: Haha you so funny japanese: Mother you so funny

[@japaneseapple]

(● ˃̶͈̀ロ˂̶͈́)੭ꠥ⁾⁾

[@Bcl_El_Batido]

Man, i just memorized all hiragana alphabet, thanks for this. Lets go! I can do this.

[@miyn_]

Thanks for the lesson !

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for giving me your comment (๑>◡

[@freckles5959]

Realizing that I am actually able to read hiragana makes me so happy. I don't know the vocabulary but i can say the hiragana!!!

[@user-cs1tj4gf7j]

I’m a Japanese student. I’m glad many people enjoy learning Japanese. Thank you for learning Japanese! そしてJapanese apple さん、素敵な動画を作ってくださりありがとうございます😊 これからも動画投稿、待ってます！😆

[@japaneseapple]

どういたしまして吉岡さん(^^)

[@anthonyespina242]

For me as a newbie and doing self study i do memorize all the 46 hiragana characters but there's a few character that made me confuse i can read but too slow but still proud to myself that in 3days i able to read some hiragana characters/words .

[@ruatfelachhakchhuak7823]

I start learning Japanese and this is really good to practice my hiragana 😂

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for your comment, Ruatfelaさん(^^)

[@perriereutens4842]

Wow thank goodness I found you, you are a huge help on my learning journey…..

[@aimisodaz3126]

Thankyou for this, it helped a lot !! and it was fun too

[@japaneseapple]

I’m grateful that you give me precious comment! I will continue to upload the new ones for you (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)

[@isaniruch]

29/30, I have been studying Japanese around this video posted. But I found the video recently. Is it a coincidence? Thank you so much, now I'm going to speedrun your videos to improve my Japanese. 頑張って!

[@japaneseapple]

ありがとう(o^^o)

[@sola6437]

Thanks! This was a good test! Surprised that I got pretty much all of them! I still mix up あ and お tho 🤣 thanks for teaching/ testing us 🙏🥰

[@japaneseapple]

My pleasure, Mollyさん(^^)

[@RazzleBloq]

I mix up ば　And ぼ

[@pama8200]

same, something that helped me was with お the end bit under the little line on top looks like an unfinished o and あ has a hidden a in it on the left

[@zulimations]

this video was helpful at 1x speed long ago and it's still helpful at 2x speed as someone practicing specifically the reading/writing portion

[@HTK256]

I got 27/30, thank you for the test, it's quite fun

[@japaneseapple]

You are awesome to get high score (^^)

[@nemo_5450]

Well, I managed to read all the words) Thank you for your videos, they encourage me to keep learning japanese)

[@japaneseapple]

You are awesome (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) I will continue to upload new videos for your learnings!

[@nemo_5450]

@@japaneseapple, どうもありがとう)

[@japaneseapple]

どういたしまして (=´∀｀)人(´∀｀=)

[@IanElsdon]

I did learn Japanese very well😄👊👍💖💝💓💗🇯🇵🎌🗾🗼💯

[@japaneseapple]

すばらしい！🍎

[@softmossdog]

I haven't been taking Japanese for about a year but I just clicked on this video for fun. I had a great time!! Brushed up on my skills, and the art was super cute too. ありがとうございます❗

[@japaneseapple]

My pleasure (^^)

[@Emma-jf4xv]

if you're looking to get back into learning Japanese but can't take classes, I'd recommend using a textbook and just going through it on your own time. A lot of people use Genki, but I really like NihonGO NOW! (a bit of a silly name, but it's the textbook my university uses and I really like it). Our classes are focused on the lessons in the books, so I really think you could learn a great deal just from the books themselves. You just wouldn't be able to practice with native speakers. But it's a million times better than something like duolingo imo. It really focuses on speaking practice for real life situations which I found that textbooks I've used in the past during my high school Japanese classes often lacked. Hope you get back into it. It really is a beautiful language :)

[@softmossdog]

@@Emma-jf4xv thank you for the recommendation!! I'll look into it, I miss learning Japanese and I agree about duolingo. I still have my genki textbooks from college but I will check out nihongo now too!!

[@petevervonllona1110]

Ive been learning in doulingo for 111 days so i can read everything in this quiz :)

[@austinbridge6966]

Well, I just started trying to learn Japanese, but my score was both amazing and trashy. I could confidently(and correctly) pronounce all but like 2 of the words, but I didn’t know what any of the words meant. I’ve only been learning Japanese for like 3 days, and I’ve mainly been focusing on learning the Hiragana and Katakana phonetic alphabets. I haven’t really bothered to start learning many words yet.

[@theharper1]

Interesting new terms for family members. Thank you!

[@viridiansexperimentchannel711]

I was trying to pronounce the small ya after a few of the characters distinctly, but realized that it's there as a bit of an accessory to the character before it

[@japaneseapple]

You are amazing to practice specific pronunciation ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ i will keep putting the new videos for you!

[@hunteryt7449]

Woah...this channel is really helpful.i am glad this was recommended to me. You got a new subscriber now 🤗❤️ keep up your works

[@monkeydluffy-fu3vj]

0:23 hold up chichi means father? But that's the name of gokus wife lol

[@japaneseapple]

you are right (^.^) haha

[@JansanKorbril]

I think I only got 80%, but I suppose that's not too bad for two weeks of learning. I saw this pop-up and wanted to test how well I'm doing. Thanks! 😁

[@user-tg9pl8fu1s]

I got 7 and I’m happy

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for giving me your comment ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ I’m glad that you feel happy with my video!

[@yaguapiru42]

Awesome, it helps me a lot. Cheers from Argentina 🇦🇷 Muchas gracias! ありがとう

[@sanechan6145]

I got some wrong. But it was fun. Thank you

[@japaneseapple]

My pleasure, Saneさん(^^)

[@joewas2225]

Well I failed. Only knew like 2 or 3. Thought I knew more than I did. Ok back to studying. I'm glad I found this channel.

[@akritigupta1577]

2:27 Hey it's Sofu ...

[@japaneseapple]

You are right! Sometime we use hu for ふ though (o^^o)

[@N8570E]

Is the purpose of this test to see if I can sound the Japanese characters, or understand what the Japanese word means? I am using duolingo to try to learn Japanese reading and hearing (not speaking or writing) and sounding the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Thank you for your efforts. May you and yours stay well and prosper.

[@hybridziro4765]

i got a question, isn't ”ふ” pronounced, fu, and not hu?

[@japaneseapple]

Thank you for your question! You are right that “ふ” pronunciation is “hu”. But we often use “fu” for written letter of “ふ” pronunciation. You can ask me anytime if you have more questions ٩( ᐛ )و

[@Experiencce]

@@japaneseapple правда? 2:22 я слышу "софу", а не "соху". если честно, я первый раз вижу чтобы 「ふ」 записывали как 「hu」 =)

[@japaneseapple]

Спасибо за ваш комментарий♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪ В 2:22 я говорю «sohu» вместо «sofa-». «ふ» одинаково произносится как для «hu», так и для «fu». «fu» используется чаще, но «hu» не является ошибкой. Это потому, что согласная «fu» - это «h», как «はひふへほ(ha/hi/hu/he/ho)». Если у вас есть вопросы, не стесняйтесь их задавать!