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Philip SharpHa
September 11th 2007 07:54
Ha is a Japaneses Kana which can be written in Hiragana or Katakana.
Hiragana - は This can be remembered by thinking 'haha, look at my skinny girlfriend', if you think of the left line as the skinny lady and the left line as a man with his arm out.
Katakana - ハ. This can be easily remembered as it's near identical to Japanese Number 8 - Hachi (八)
Ha, when written in Hiragana can also be pronounced as Wa when used as a particle. As a particle, Wa indicates the object of a sentence.
EG,
Watashi wa Dr Spin.
わたし [U]は [/U ]Dr Spin.
[U]As for me, I am Dr Spin.
Neko wa ringo o taberu.
ねこ [U]は[/U] りんご を 食べる
As for the cat, it is eating an apple.
Ha is also a word meaning Tooth. It is Represented by this Kanji - 齒
Hiragana - は This can be remembered by thinking 'haha, look at my skinny girlfriend', if you think of the left line as the skinny lady and the left line as a man with his arm out.
Katakana - ハ. This can be easily remembered as it's near identical to Japanese Number 8 - Hachi (八)
Ha, when written in Hiragana can also be pronounced as Wa when used as a particle. As a particle, Wa indicates the object of a sentence.
EG,
Watashi wa Dr Spin.
わたし [U]は [/U ]Dr Spin.
[U]As for me, I am Dr Spin.
Neko wa ringo o taberu.
ねこ [U]は[/U] りんご を 食べる
As for the cat, it is eating an apple.
Ha is also a word meaning Tooth. It is Represented by this Kanji - 齒
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