Saturday, May 7, 2011
Hiragana Training: け
Symbol: け
Class: Hiragana
Meaning: ke
Sample word using け: Keisatsu (けいさつ), which means the police
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Hiragana Training: く
Symbol: く
Class: Hiragana
Meaning: ku
Sample word using く: Kushin (くしん), meaning pain, trouble, or hard work
く highlighted:
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Class: Hiragana
Meaning: ku
Sample word using く: Kushin (くしん), meaning pain, trouble, or hard work
く highlighted:
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Hiragana Training: き
Symbol: き
Class: Hiragana
Meaning: ki
Sample word using き: kiyoi (きよい), which means pure
き highlighted:Direct link to .gif,and original hiragana chart [via Pmx]
Class: Hiragana
Meaning: ki
Sample word using き: kiyoi (きよい), which means pure
き highlighted:Direct link to .gif,and original hiragana chart [via Pmx]
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Hiragana Training: か
Symbol: か
Class: Hiragana
Meaning: ka
Sample word using か: Kabuki (かぶき)
か highlighted:Direct link to .gif, and original hiragana chart [via Pmx]
Class: Hiragana
Meaning: ka
Sample word using か: Kabuki (かぶき)
か highlighted:Direct link to .gif, and original hiragana chart [via Pmx]
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Hiragana Training: お
Symbol: お
Class: Hiragana
Meaning: "o", pronounced "oh" as in "old"
お highlighted:
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Class: Hiragana
Meaning: "o", pronounced "oh" as in "old"
お highlighted:
Direct link to .gif, and original hiragana chart [via Pmx]
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