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Philip SharpTe
March 3rd 2008 12:22
Te is a Japanese character that can be written in
Hiragana or Katakana.
Hiragana: て. A good meme to remember this one by is ‘Te for Test paper, as it looks like the corner of a piece of paper.
Katakana: テ. A good meme to remember this one is T for te.
With Chonchons it is pronounced De (De-h).
De is a common particle meaning ‘by means of’. For example:
バス で がっこう に いきます
Busu de, gakko ni ikimasu.
I go to school by means of Bus.
テレビ で とくほう を みました
Terebi de, tokuhou o mimashita
I watched the News Flash by means of TV.
Te is also the active letter in Te Form.
Hiragana or Katakana.
Hiragana: て. A good meme to remember this one by is ‘Te for Test paper, as it looks like the corner of a piece of paper.
Katakana: テ. A good meme to remember this one is T for te.
With Chonchons it is pronounced De (De-h).
De is a common particle meaning ‘by means of’. For example:
バス で がっこう に いきます
Busu de, gakko ni ikimasu.
I go to school by means of Bus.
テレビ で とくほう を みました
Terebi de, tokuhou o mimashita
I watched the News Flash by means of TV.
Te is also the active letter in Te Form.
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