こんにちは!
ごめん! (gomen)
Sorry I skipped yesterday, but I hope you had time to review and go over the dakuten. We will be using it again tomorrow.
But for now, let's review.
あ = (a) ah が = (ga)
い = (i) ee ぎ = (gi)
う = (u) oo ぐ = (gu)
え = (e) eh げ = (ge)
お = (o) oh ご = (go)
か = (ka)
き = (ki)
く = (ku)
け = (ke)
こ = (ko)
Awwww, look, 15 bright and shiny kana! And you know them! You can read them! Woot!
Time to add 5 more!
Here are the 's' kana.
さ = (sa) sah
し = (shi) (oops! it broke the pattern... ) she
す = (su) sue
せ = (se) like 'set' without the t.
そ = (so) so
Bam! An even twenty!
Now for some words...
さく = (saku) = to blossom (pretty, right?)
すし = (sushi) = sushi (see what I did there? Hehe)
すき = (suki) = like or love (not THAT love)
せんせい = (sensei) = teacher (School teacher is different)
さか = (saka) = hill, slope
すごい = (sugoi) = Wow! or Awesome! BUT (kicker here) it can also mean awful, depending on the context. Most common as awesome, however.
せい = 9sei) = cause, or reason
そくそく = (sokusoku) = keenly, or heartily.
Okay, I have to call it a night as work calls.
See you tomorrow!
さよなら!(sayonara)
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