How to say "ha" 🥲✨

📌 us to say that the things we share with friends may not be correct in language, but we use our way of remembering or understanding to learn more easily and quickly.

In Japanese, as you know, there are no vowels that are really called vowels, only consonants, and two special vowels that are common are and, which are small ones after other consonants. We do not call vowels. You just make the words pronounced differently (because you are also a consonant, you just volunteer to be a vowel for others).

📍 how to use it.

We see a lot of people debating that it reads "huh" or "wa."

You can actually read both. "But" depends on what you do.

✅ the use of, pronounced huh.

In case you pronounce it, huh, when you are a noun, for example

⚡ Read as Oh-huh-na (flower)

(Uchiha, Sasuke's surname)

Wrong. Read that. Huh-huh. (Mom)

As you can see, when you act as a noun or pronoun, it's pronounced "huh."

✅ the use of the abbreviated word wa.

In case you pronounce Wa, when you only act as a "connection," for example,

() is read as Wa-ta-shi-wa-a-ya-ka-de-shu

My name is Ayaka.

? Read as Ko-Re-wa-na (m) -de-su-ka?

What is this thing?

You can see that you are the connection that completes the words in the sentence.

📌 to warn everyone.

In some cases where we are very close to Japanese people as friends, we can use the younger one to read "Wa"

End of sentence, for example

? Read that Ko-Re-Wa? What is this?

It stands for?

We can talk briefly to people we are close to. We often use it with friends when we go to school at first, not knowing what this is called, such as

A:? (Ko-Re-Wa?) This one is?

B: (Bang-da-yo) Bread.

Used to ask items that we do not know or can ask in many cases

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