In this article, please let me explain about "P-sound"!
However, if you have already understood the explanation about basic Hiragana and Dull sound, this article is quite easy for you!
Basic Hiragana chart >>
Dull sound >>
"P-sound" is quite similar to "Dull sound".
Let's look at the chart of the P-sound characters at first!
The chart of P-sound characters is below:
| The line of P | ぱ (pa) | ぴ (pi) | ぷ (pu) | ぺ (pe) | ぽ (po) |
Is that all!?
Yes, that's all.
Only those 5 characters are P-sound in Japanese.
Let's compare them with basic Hiragana characters:
| The line of H | は (ha) | ひ (hi) | ふ (fu) | へ (he) | ほ (ho) |
Did you notice the rule?
If you want to make the P-sound character, you just put a small circle at the upper right of the basic character.
The small circle is called "P-sound consonant mark".
Isn't this so similar to the rule of "Dull sound"?
I hope this article helps you study Japanese.
Thank you for reading!
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