ナ・ニ・ヌ・ネ・ノ — NA NI NU NE NO

The N row in katakana: ナ (na), ニ (ni), ヌ (nu), ネ (ne), ノ (no).

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Vocabulary

  • ナイフ (ナイフ): knife
  • ニュース (ニュース): news
  • ヌードル (ヌードル): noodles
  • ネクタイ (ネクタイ): necktie
  • ノート (ノート): notebook
  • ナース (ナース): nurse

Kanji

  • ナ na: na
  • ニ ni: ni
  • ヌ nu: nu
  • ネ ne: ne
  • ノ no: no

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Frequently asked questions

What does 「ナイフ」 mean in this lesson?
knife
What does 「ニュース」 mean in this lesson?
news
What does 「ヌードル」 mean in this lesson?
noodles
What does 「ネクタイ」 mean in this lesson?
necktie
What does 「ノート」 mean in this lesson?
notebook
What does 「ナース」 mean in this lesson?
nurse
What is the meaning of kanji 「ナ」 (na)?
na
What is the meaning of kanji 「ニ」 (ni)?
ni
What is the meaning of kanji 「ヌ」 (nu)?
nu
What is the meaning of kanji 「ネ」 (ne)?
ne
What is the meaning of kanji 「ノ」 (no)?
no
How do you read ナ?
ナ is read "na". It is the katakana for な.
How do you read ニ?
ニ is read "ni". It is the katakana for に.
Which letter is read "nu"?
ヌ is "nu".
Which letter is read "ne"?
ネ is "ne".
Which letter is read "no"?
ノ is "no". It is a single diagonal stroke.
What does ナイフ mean?
ナイフ comes from the English word "knife".
Which word is read "nooto" (notebook)?
ノート is read noo-to and means notebook.