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    This document is a lesson on reading hiragana characters. It introduces the characters ま, み, む, め and も. It discusses the particles は and へ, explaining their meanings and pronunciation. The particle は indicates the main topic of a sentence, while へ indicates destination. It provides examples of their usage and emphasizes that their pronunciation is [wa] and [e], not [ha] and [he]. The lesson concludes with a reading quiz and references for further information.

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    9/24/22, 10:31 PM Lesson 7 | Hiragana Course | Japanese-Lesson.

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    Lesson 7: ま み む め も

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    Particles は and へ [aitakute ima ]

    Particle (助詞 [joshi]) is a grammatical component - like noun, verb, adjective, etc...

    Each particle has a particular function (some are similar to English prepositions).

    Particles are written in Hiragana. Pronunciation of particles 「 は」 and 「 へ 」 are [wa]


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    Particle は

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    Particle は indicates that the previous word is the main topic of the sentence.
    Pronunciation of particle は is [wa], not [ha].

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