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ลำดับตอนที่ #5 : [ฝึกเขียนอักษรญี่ปุ่น] :: ฮิรางานะ

The first line of syllabary consists of the five vowels a, i, u, e, o. The remainder are for combinations of the various consonants with these vowels.

Reading
Similar to "father".
Writing

1.	A short horizontal stroke.
2.	A long vertical stroke that crosses the first stroke.
3.	A clockwise spiral over the second stroke.

Reading
Similar to "meet".
Writing

1.	A long vertical stroke that ends in a slight upswing to the right.
2.	A shorter vertical stroke, next to the first.

Reading
Similar to "food".
Writing

1.	A short diagonal stroke.
2.	A right curve that turns downward.

Reading
Similar to "end".
Writing

1.	A short diagonal stroke.
2.	A short horizontal stroke, then a long diagonal stroke to the down left,then up and down to the right. (similar to the letter eZf)

Reading
Similar to "oil".
Writing

1.	A short horizontal stroke.
2.	A long vertical stroke,and then becomes a clockwise spiral.
3.	A short diagonal.

Reading Practice:

Hiragana	English	Sound
‚ ‚๦	love
‚๦‚๦	good
‚๦‚๦‚๪	no
‚๦‚๪	house

Hiragana	English	Sound
‚ ‚๨	to meet
‚๨‚๪	upside
‚๬‚๦	nephew
‚ ‚๬	blue

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