Saturday, 3 October 2015

Hiragana Part 2 (Hs, Ms, Ys, Rs, Ws and N)

Hello and welcome to part 2 of my posts :) today I'll be looking at the rest of the Hiragana alphabet. Soon, I'll do a post of the alphabet with ten-ten added. Hope you enjoy! 

The 'H' Line
Ha = は This looks like a keg with a hole in it. Ha! The keg is broken. This is Ha for Ha! The keg is broken.

Hi = ひ this looks like a man's mouth while he is laughing. This is Hi for he is laughing. 

Fu = ふ this looks like Mount Fuji. This is Fu for Fuji.

He = へ This is an arrow pointing to Heaven. This is He for heaven.

Ho = ほ this is Ha with a hat on. Why would he put on a hat when it's hot? This is Ho for hot.
 
The 'M' line
Ma = ま This looks like a telephone wire. You need this to call home to your Mam. This is Ma for Mam.

Mi = み This looks like no sense to me. This is Mi for me.

Mu = む This looks like a cow. A cow goes moo. This is Mu for moo.

Me = め this character looks like you messed up の. This is Me for mess.

Mo = も This looks like a fishhook. If we put more worms on it, we'll catch more fish. This is Mo for more worms.

The 'Y' Line
*this line only has 3 characters*
Ya = や this looks like a yak. This is Ya for yak.

Yu = ゆ Oh, it looks like you need to do a u- turn! This is yu for you.

Yo = よ This looks like a yo-yo. This is Yo for yo-yo.

The 'R' line
Ra = ら if you add whiskers and an extra ear, this looks like a rabbit! This is Ra for rabbit.

Ri = り these are reeds in a river. This is Ri for reeds.

Ru = る look at this beautiful ruby! This is Ru for ruby.

Re = れ I've just climbed a mountain so I think I need a rest. This is Re for rest.

Ro = ろ Oh no where's the ruby gone? Someone must have robbed it! This is Ro for rob.

The 'W' line
*only has 2 characters* 
Wa = わ Look at this magic wand! This is Wa for wand.

Wo = を This has the same pronunciation as お. This is an Olympic disc thrower. This is O for Olympic.

N
*only has one character*
N = ん This looks like a h. It also like a n in end.


Well, that's the end of the Hiragana alphabet! Next week I'll look at ten-ten characters and then I'll move onto Katakana. さようなら till then!



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