Just write out the pronunciation of the Hiragana words.
It's ok if you don't know the meaning.
Have to learn step by step ok? =)
Eg : くち = ku chi
- かに
- おかね
- さかな
- あね
- あに
- いぬ
- ねこ
- ぬの
- なに
- おとこ
*In case you've forgotten how to pronounce the words, refer back the 1st lesson and 2nd lesson*
Here comes the Katakana.
Eg : トンエル = to n ne ru
Eg : コップ = ko p pu
*ツ should be 'tsu' right? But it's different in some special occasions like 'k', 'p' or 't'.*
*If the pronunciation is 'kotte', then it would be コッテ, at 1st it was 'kotsute', for convenience, they cut it into 'kotte'*
*Same to 'sokkusu', how will you write this? The answer is シックス (so-k-ku-so), get it?*
*It means chocolate, hehe...in Japanese, it called 'chokoreeto', the 're' sounds longer, so added another 'e', so its 'ree', the additional 'e' = ー、same goes to 'a' and 'o', eg : 'taa' = ター and 'too' = トー*
*Remember, it's not the same as the normal Katakana 'e' = エ or 'a' = ア or 'o' = オ*
- ソックス
- ネクタイ
- テーブル
- ライター
- ギター
- カメラ
- ペンチ
- テスター
- ボーナス
- イラク
Hiragana Answers
- ka ni
- o ka ne
- sa ka na
- o ne
- o ni
- i nu
- ne ko
- nu no
- na ni
- o to ko
Katakana Answers
- so k ku su
- ne ku ta i
- tee bu ru
- ra i taa
- gi taa
- ka me ra
- pe n chi
- te su taa
- boo na su
- i ra ku
Did you all get the right answers? =)
I hope yes !!
Hahax =D
If no,
have to practice more k?
Good luck =)

