particles are widely used in the japanese language, and i'm here to help you learn them!
ぱ. notice the little circle above the hiragana? that changes the sound of it. now, it's pronounced pa! if you see a little circle above any hiragana/katakana, (which i haven't taught you katakana yet), it always changes the sound to a 'p'.
that doesn't apply for the next particle i'm about to show you, though.
で. notice the two lines? it changes the sound to 'de' instead of 'te'.
since i am tired, the next chapter will tell you all the hiragana with this kind of particle.
thank you for reading this far! :]
- tired lucky
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