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Japanese Words with Vowels!! AIUEO!!

Hey there!!

I'm looking forward to the cherry blossoms this year,
but it has been rainy for several days now  :(

Anyway, i'll introduce some Japanese word today.
i'm trying to help you to increase your Japanese vocablary little by little :)

At first, there are
46 hiragana characters,
46 katakana characters, and
2,136 daily-use kanji characters.

We, Japanese people learn hiragana at first.
The hiragana is started with vowels ''a,i,u,e,o''.
So i'll tell you some japanese word, which consist of ONLY vowels(a,i,u,e,o).
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Japanese Words with (ONLY) A,I,U,E,O.
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ai - love
ai - indigo
au - meet/see
ao - blue
aoi - hollyhock

i - stomach
ii - good
iiau - debate
iu - say
ie - house
iie - No
iou - sulfur

u - cormorant
ue - up/above
ue - hunger
uo - fish
e - picture/painting
ei - ray fish

ooi - many
o - tail
oi - nephew
oi - old age
ou - King
ou - chase
oou - cover

As you can see above,
We can say ''ai(love)'' with the first two hiragana!!
Don't you think it's lovely? haha :D

Thx for visiting and reading, MATANE!!

Kentastic :)


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  1. Dhiraj Bhandary7/10/20, 1:12 AM

    Hi there ! Kon'nichiwa
    I am trying to learn japanese as a hobby.
    I just started.
    Can You help me out by reaching me through Gmail.
    I would be glad to be helped by you.

    Appreciate your blog

    ありがとございます

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    1. Anonymous12/19/21, 7:03 PM

      Firstly, You should learn HIRAGANA form of Japanese.

      Secondly, While learning HIRAGANA you should know the syllabus that's here: http://japanese-lesson.com/characters/hiragana/hiragana_drill/index.html

      Thirdly, Force yourself for pronunciation of the correct word, writing practice and then the grammar.

      Fourthly, Make your own vocabulary for Japanese, write new words and also their meanings.

      Thereafter, Learn KATAKANA and KANJI these 2 are also very important.

      And you are on your way !

      Hope it helps !

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