Ni Hiragana

Ni Hiragana. Author Namiko AbeOccupation Japanese Language ExpertWhat Is Hiragana? Hiragana is a part of the Japanese writing system It is syllabary which is a set of written characters that represent syllables Thus hiragana is a basic phonetic script in Japanese Na な This stepbystep visual guide will teach you how to write “na” In each of these guides remember to follow the stroke order when writing the Japanese character Ni に Learn how to write the hiragana character for “ni” Sample word にほん (nihon) Japan Nu ぬ While it looks complicated the hiragana character “nu” is actually really easy to write Follow this visual stroke guide Sample word ぬま (numa) swamp.

NI in hiragana に East Asia Student 2012年2月19日 If you’re totally new to Japanese you might want to have a look at this introduction Japan in Japanese The syllable ‘ni’ in hiragana is written に に ‘ni’ hiragana stroke order に has three strokes A downwards vertical stroke that hooks up slightly to the right.

NI in Hiragana: に East Asia Student

The hiragana syllable に (ni) Its equivalent in katakana is ニ (ni) It is the twentysecond syllable in the gojūon order its position is な行い段 (nagyō idan “ row na section i ”) See also 平仮名 あ ぁ い ぃ う ぅ ゔ え.

に Wiktionary

The hiragana is written in three strokes while the katakana in two Both represent /ni/ although for phonological reasons the actual pronunciation is [nʲi] Notably the katakana (ニ) is functionally identical to the kanji for two (二) pronounced the same way and written similarly Man&#39yōgana 二 人 日 仁 爾 迩 尼 耳 柔 丹 荷 似 煮 煎unicode U+306B U+30CBtransliteration nispelling kana 日本のニ ( no ni).