LinguaFive rows behind you
Twenty-five signs: the vowels and four rows built on them. Half of hiragana is already yours, and the half you have is the half that appears most often. Before the second half, check the three signs that do not read as the table promises.
The three exceptions, side by side. Two of them are written in a single stroke.
And two signs that beginners mix up: both have a loop, and only one has a dot.
| Row | Signs | Read as |
|---|---|---|
| あ | あ い う え お | a i u e o |
| か | か き く け こ | ka ki ku ke ko |
| さ | さ し す せ そ | sa shi su se so |
| た | た ち つ て と | ta chi tsu te to |
| な | な に ぬ ね の | na ni nu ne no |
あかいくつred shoes
たかいきa tall tree
Words in this lesson
| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| あかい | red | あかいくつ。 Red shoes. |
| くつ | shoes | あたらしいくつ。 New shoes. |
| き | tree | にわのき。 The tree in the garden. |
| いぬ | dog | いぬとねこ。 A dog and a cat. |
| あさ | morning | あさはさむい。 The morning is cold. |
| たかい | tall | たかいやま。 A tall mountain. |
Exercises
This lesson has 8 exercises in the app:
- multiple choice: 3
- trace the letter: 2
- fill the gap: 1
- match the pairs: 1
- listen and type: 1
Try the first one
Which of these signs has a dot as its last stroke?
The answer, the other exercises, the audio and your progress are in the app – free at A0 and A1.