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JLPT N5 · ひらがな
Hiragana ひらがな
The first alphabet of the Japanese language, arranged according to the five vowels. Click on a letter to see the red lines running in the correct order, practice coloring right on the screen, then print out A4 writing practice paper to practice with a pen.
Alphabet 五十音
Click on a letter to see the stroke order
aiueo A あ行 K か行 S さ行 T た行 N な行 H は行 M ま行 Y や行 R ら行 W わ行 N 撥音
濁音・半濁音
Add ゛ or ゜ to known words — not new words
aiueo が行 か + ゛ ざ行 さ + ゛ だ行 た + ゛ ば行 は + ゛ ぱ行 は + ゜
拗音 · Compound sounds
36 combinations — second letter ゃ・ゅ・ょ written small
き K
し S
ち T
に N
ひ H
み M
り R
ぎ G
じ J
ぢ D Almost unused: this sound is written with じゃ・じゅ・じょ.
び B
ぴ P
Special mark 促音
Not letters, but found everywhere
あ A
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Practice writing quickly
Fill in the blurred letters, then write yourself in the blank box
あああああ
The first box is the model letter, the next two boxes fade out to follow, and the last two boxes are for writing yourself. The cross in the middle of the box helps align the letter shape.
あ
Writing practice paper れんしゅうちょう
Print in A4 size, one letter per sheet
1 A4 sheet · 120 box per sheet
- あRow 1: sample letters
- あRow 2: medium letter to fill with
- あFive cells in row 3: very faint text
- Remaining: blank box to write yourself
Turn on “Background graphics” in the print dialog, or the paper stays white.
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Stroke order diagram taken from KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0), hosted on JNews server. Source and license