ハ・ヒ・フ・ヘ・ホ — HA HI FU HE HO

The H row in katakana: ハ (ha), ヒ (hi), フ (fu), ヘ (he), ホ (ho).

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Vocabulary

  • ハム (ハム): ham
  • ヒーター (ヒーター): heater
  • フルーツ (フルーツ): fruit
  • ヘルメット (ヘルメット): helmet
  • ホテル (ホテル): hotel
  • ホーム (ホーム): platform (at a station)

Kanji

  • ハ ha: ha
  • ヒ hi: hi
  • フ fu: fu
  • ヘ he: he
  • ホ ho: ho

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Frequently asked questions

What does 「ハム」 mean in this lesson?
ham
What does 「ヒーター」 mean in this lesson?
heater
What does 「フルーツ」 mean in this lesson?
fruit
What does 「ヘルメット」 mean in this lesson?
helmet
What does 「ホテル」 mean in this lesson?
hotel
What does 「ホーム」 mean in this lesson?
platform (at a station)
What is the meaning of kanji 「ハ」 (ha)?
ha
What is the meaning of kanji 「ヒ」 (hi)?
hi
What is the meaning of kanji 「フ」 (fu)?
fu
What is the meaning of kanji 「ヘ」 (he)?
he
What is the meaning of kanji 「ホ」 (ho)?
ho
How do you read ハ?
ハ is read "ha". It is the katakana for は.
How do you read ヒ?
ヒ is read "hi". It is the katakana for ひ.
Which letter is read "fu"?
フ is "fu". It is the katakana for ふ.
Which letter is read "he"?
ヘ is "he". It looks almost the same as the hiragana へ.
Which letter is read "ho"?
ホ is "ho". It has a cross and two short strokes.
What does ホテル mean?
ホテル comes from the English word "hotel".
Which word is read "hiitaa" (heater)?
ヒーター is read hii-taa and means heater.