In Japanese, handakuonka 半濁音化 is a change in pronunciation similar to rendaku 連濁 in which the syllables ha-hi-fu-he-ho はひふへほ get a handakuten 半濁点, turning into the semi-voiced pa-pi-pu-pe-po ぱぴぷぺぽ. For example: kinpatsu きんぱつ (金髪), "golden hair, "blond," which combines the morphemes "gold" and "hair," kin きん and hatsu はつ, or ippatsu Handy Hiragana Workbook - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Continuemos. La siguiente serie es la que contiene las sílabas HA, HI, FU, HE, HO. Aquellos que se enfrentan al japonés por primera deben recordar que aunque escribamos la letra "H" debemos pronunciarla como si fuera una "J". Es decir que el sonido de esta serie de sílabas se pronunciaría ja, ji, fu, je y jo. は /ha/ [ha] ひ /hi/ [çi] ふ /hu/ [ɸɯ] ← The "F" sound is an allophone! へ /he/ [he] ほ /ho/ [ho] へ /he/ [he] ほ /ho/ [ho] In column one, we have kana; in column two, a phonemic representation (notice that all five use the same phoneme /h/); and in column three, a phonetic representation showing the allophonic differences between .

hiragana ha hi fu he ho