Officer Kaoko

Ayumi ! You shall make a poll !

@IU but of course ! We should fill the intro with emoticons ! People will find it fun reading it that way! xD And I also miss you, too. Even though we never actually talked properly . You are an amusing member ! xD Moho !! Don;t go!!

It has been nice knowing you, too, Moho/Xtion/Rose . I will never forget you and the support you've given me . I will always treasure it in my heart . Good bye! I am sure we'll meet again !

ごめん, 言及事が忘れた! 日本語教室へようこそ! Posting the lesson soon. ;D Hiragana: Lesson 29 - ‘へ’ [he], ‘べ’ [be] & ‘ぺ’ [pe] Pronunciation: ‘へ’ is romanized (pronounced) ‘he’ as in 'hen'. Words with ‘へ’: ‘へ’ at the beginning: 蛇 / へび (hebi -> snake) 部屋 / へや(heya -> room) 変な / へんな (hen na -> weird; strange) 平和 / へいわ (heiwa -> peacefulness) 壁画 / へきが (hekiga -> wall painting) ‘へ’ in the middle: 大変 / たいへん (taihen -> very; dreadful) 太平 / たいへい (taihei -> peace) 公平 / こうへい (kouhei -> fairness; justice) Stroke order: ______________ Dakuten The character ‘へ’ may also be combined with a dakuten, changing it into ‘べ’ in hiragana, and ‘be’ in Hepburn romanization. With the dakuten added the pronunciation is changed, to ‘be’. へ + " (dakuten) = べ (look below) Pronunciation: ‘べ’ is romanized (pronounced) 'be' as in 'ben'. Word with ‘べ’: ‘べ’ at the beginning: 別に / べつに (betsuni -> nothing in particular) 弁当 / べんとう (bentou -> lunch box) 勉強する / べんきょうする (benkyou suru -> study; learn) 別宴 / べつえん (betsuen -> farewell dinner) ‘べ’ in the middle: 勤勉な / きんべんな (kinben na -> dilligent) 食べる / たべる (taberu -> eat) せんべい (senbei -> crackers) 食べ物 / たべもの (tabemono -> food) 述べる / のべる (noberu -> state; express; mention) ‘べ’ at the end: 古部 / こべ (Kobe -> City name) 壁 / かべ (kabe -> wall) 鍋 / な べ (nabe -> pot; sauce pan) 延べ / のべ (nobe -> total; stretching) ______________ Handakuten The character ‘へ’ may also be combined with a handakuten, changing it into ‘ぺ’ in hiragana, and ‘pe’ in Hepburn romanization. Keep it in mind, with the dakuten added the pronunciation is changed, to ‘pe’. へ + o (handakuten) = ぺ (look below) Pronunciation: ‘ぺ’ is romanized (pronounced) 'pe' as in pen'. Word with ‘ぺ’: ‘ぺ’ at the beginning: ぺこぺこ (pekopeko -> starving) ぺらぺら (perapera -> fluent) ぺちゃぺちゃ (pechapecha -> chitchatting) ‘ぺ’ in the middle: いっぺん (ippen -> perfunctory) 完璧 / かんぺき (kanpeki -> perfectness) 番兵 / ばんぺい (banpei -> sentry) TOUR DE OSAKA! "O-konnichiwa! Ore wa Nishigawa no Koukousei Tantei, Hattori Heiji. As you may know that I'm Kudou's biggest rival! Kyou, we're not going to study at class because you're currently in one of incredibly beautiful city in Japan. Yes, Osaka!" he continued. "Let me show you the marvelous cherry blossoms which maybe don't grow in your country." He and most DCW's Japanese Classroom members had a walk. Their first destination was looking at typical Japanese tree, which they used to call it 'Sakura'. "Ja, kore wa Sakura no ki da. Sugoi darou?" "Wow, I usually watched them from television or newspaper. But this is marvelous!" cried Tna astonishingly. "Yeah, naka naka kirei yo ne?" Kaoko implied, also with amazement. "Ah, sou sou. You see, right? You will surprise more and more as I show you another hilarious place in Osaka...ARGH!" Heiji suddenly shouted as someone punched his right arm. "Stop babbling around, Heiji!" "Ka-Kazuha?" Heiji said in a big surprise. "Nan de omae koko ni...?" "Any problem with that?" Kazuha gave him a cynical eyes. Looked like she was annoyed because Heiji left her alone. "Shanaai yo (It can't be helped - Kansai dialect)... She'll mess up my role as a tour guide..." he said in a low voice, wishing the girl who glared at him with notorious eyes would not hear his speaking. "Nani ga itta?" "Ahaha- chau, chau..." "Sumimasen desu ga Hattori-kun, can we go to another destination please?" Tna interrupted those two childhood friends bickering. "Oh, wari wari- C'mon, ikuso!" They walked following that Osaka boy and Kazuha-woman wandering the city which literally means 'Large Hill'. Then finally arrived at a white round building which had unique rooftop. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4d/Kyocera_Dome_Osaka1.jpg/800px-Kyocera_Dome_Osaka1.jpg "This is Osaka Dome!" Heiji proudly introduced. "It's a baseball stadium which became the home field of the Kintetsu Buffaloes (Nippon Professional Baseball Team) in 1997." Not too long they walked around the stadium because there was no match or something currently. Then they entered the bus and ready to leave Nishi-ku or Nishi-ward, ward in Osaka where Osaka Dome located. They headed to Kita-ku, at the northeast of Nishi-ku, afterwards. "This is another wondrous place in Osaka, Nakanoshima-kouen!" Kazuha suddenly replaced Heiji's role as a tour guide. "It's the first public park opened by Osaka in 1891, after its foundation as a city," she then continued. "Oi, why are you interrupting all of sudden?" Heiji protested annoyingly. "Betsuni," Kazuha shortly implied and asked the others to enter that public park. "Maybe you're tired already, but be patient please since there are still so many amazing place in Osaka," said Heiji when they entered Chuuoo-ku, located on the southern of Kita-ku. "No matter. Just explain to us what's the name of that shrine-like?" Kaoko pointed out her finger to the historical shrine-like before them. "Oh, that's Ozakajou or Osaka Castle, one of Japan's most famous castle and played a major role in the unification of Japan during the sixteenth century of the Azuchi-Momoyama period!" he immediately explained fiery in order to prevent Kazuha took his role again. "Sou desu ka. I once saw it on Detective Conan," Tna murmured. "Sou, sou." Heiji and Kazuha implied accordingly. They actually were an interesting couple because they loved arguing each other. They went to the south of Chuuoo-ku, which was Tennoji-ku. Soon after they arrived, they wandered around this neat beautiful park. "Nah, kochira wa Tennoji-kouen or you usually call it Tennoji Park. It's a park with botanical garden," Heiji explained. "In this ward, you also can go to Tennoji Zoo," They walked again. Not so far from the park, the zoo called Tennoji Zoo, was clearly seen. "Minna! We're now at Tennoji Zoo. It's opened on January 1, 1915. The zoo features adjacent savannah zones for herbivorous and carnivorous animals which are arranged so that the animals appear to be sharing the same place." Today's travelling seemed to be still long long way to go. After about forty minutes journey, they finally arrived at the southern ward of Osaka, Sumiyoshi-ku. "We arrive at Sumiyoshi Taisha (Sumiyoshi Grand Shrine) now. It's a Shinto shrine and the main shrine of all the Sumiyoshi shrines in Japan. " "Wow, kireeeei... we're quite lucky able to see this great shrine!" said one of Japanese Classroom students. "Ping pong!" Heiji laughed excitedly. "We're finished here. C'mon, we're going to Osaka Bay at Minato-ku!" "Ara? Joudan da yo ne, Heiji?" Kazuha disagreed. Her face looked exhausted. "Joudan ja nai sa... doushite?" "Can we have a rest a little while? I'm tired... ,” she wiped her sweats with a pink handkerchief. "Yeah, Kazuha-chan is right," Kaoko implied. "Yet we're hungry..." Heiji was silent for a moment, but then, "Geez, shaanai... Let's have a lunch! Obento wo motteru? (Do you guys bring your lunch box)?" "Mochiron!" they all said accordingly while opening their bento. Two hours later, they eventually arrived at the most western ward of Osaka, which was Minato-ku, side-to-side with Osaka Bay. "You're now in front of Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, one of the largest public aquarium in the world!" Heiji asked them all entering the aquarium to see such a splendid view. "Some popular fishes and marine mammals living here are... ... whale shark... ... ocean sunfish... … sea otter... … penguin... … Pacific White-Sided Dolphin... … Harbor Seal... and some others," Heiji ended his explanation at that place. Wandering and looking around the whole Kaiyukan Aquarium, they finally ended their ‘Tour De Osaka in A Day’. "Ja, that's all from me!" Heiji said when they were already outside the aquarium. "So, what's your opinion guys about Osaka? Beautiful isn't?" "Geez, you always brag about Osaka, here and everywhere..." Kazuha interrupted, her voice indicated that she was still indignant. "Hei, you also do the same, right?" Heiji annoyed. "Sore ni, doushite omae okoru mada[/b]?" "Nandemo nai." "AGH!" Heiji yelled suddenly soon as Kazuha stepped on his foot and left. "Ano onna..." "Tonikaku, thanks so much for assisting us today, Hattori-kun," Tna said. "Yeah, you showed us some magnificent places here," Kaoko added. "Ahaha- nope. Glad to help," Heiji grinned. "Oi, minna-san! Koko ni kudasai!" Kazuha yelled and waved her hand. "We're going to close this day by enjoying the ferris wheel!" They immediately realized that right beside the Kaiyukan Aquarium, there was a big ferris wheel. "Subarashii!" they were all amazed unbelievably. "Ah yeah. Good idea, Kazuha. It's called Tempozan Ferris Wheel, opened to public on July 12, 1997. It has a height of 112.5 meters and diameter of 100 meters. This ferris wheel has colored lights that provide a weather forecast for the next day. Orange lights indicate a sunny day, green lights a cloudy day, and blue lights indicate rain." "Wow, sugoi! C'mon guys, we'll ride that ferris wheel!" Kaoko shouted. PS: Oh I forgot to show you the Osaka ward map given by Heiji. Kocchi: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/ba/Osaka_Wards.png/600px-Osaka_Wards.png (Thanks to wikipedia.com for providing information about Osaka xD ~ Tna Uchiha) ______________ Task: You shall write ‘へ’50 - 100 times in your textbook. Memorize the shape, the stroke order, the sound, the pronunciation (echo the sound of the character each time you write them down), etc. And after you've done that, write ‘は’, ‘ひ’, ‘ふ’ and ‘へ’ one after each repetitively (は, ひ, ふ, へ, は, ひ, ふ, へ, etc.) 50 times (100 if you have time). Thanks a lot to Tna for almost everything!

I did ~ When I logged in, I went to intro section to welcome new members when I saw your awesome welcoming post . I thought it would be more awesome to add in emoticons. So I copied it and did some tic tic . After putting so many emos, I couldn't wait any longer to see how it would be . So I picked up old intro thread to test the intro (I didn't know it would be this awesome !): IdentifyUnknown Welcome Intro: Kaemoko Version ~ Still incomplete ~ <3 Wow? Did you miss me that much ?

Nga-chan! Those words, I am so touched ! I am glad you liked the lessons , lol! I will surely create more to help you study! And I will make them as simpler and easy as much as possible ! Oh, and welcome to DCW ! I hope you enjoy your stay and have a lot of fun with us ;D Although, it's really rare to have someone from Russia . One more word; Beware of IdentifyUnknown . See you around soon !

Welcome to DCW! It's extraordinarily fun, but just a note, most members here are crazy. Maurice is the founder of this site, and he is a guy . We have three mods here as well . They are: CarpertCrawler: He is a... well, he crawls on the carpert . He has a twitter here -> he’ll be happy if you follow him . He is also the main host of the DCW podcast. He is also an admin on the wiki. Southpaw: Her name is Sara, and is also one of the frequent host on the podcast . Chekhov: A scholar of all things Conan. Her sharp mind have no limit ! Her brilliant deductions comes before Conan . Her theories are extraordinary unbelievably unthinkably AWESOME !! Check her awesome theories here : Currently (at date of post), the member with the largest amount of posts in Mohorovicic . He is known for changing his username frequently . The two most popular names so far have been Mohorovicic and xXLeration . He has a changing sig and avatar, so no, your computer is not going crazy. He changes his member title as well . Officer Kaoko is another member you want to know. She is famous for always putting emoticons in her posts! Her current member title is DCW's Best Dancer . Er.. no idea why she is a dancer. Just be careful when you get near her, she might bumb you to farest island ! She also has an excellent reputation ! If you want to learn Japanese, you can go to a Japanese Classroom thread she and Kenny-sensei started. Continuing lessons and you can ask anything ! Let's see, we also have Aeyra, real name Amy Z. She's a math freak (yes, she does admit this ), and is probably DCW's best source for anything to do with numbers. She constantly harasses Mohorovicic for changing his username so frequently . Chelseaj500. What to say about her? She has an...interesting laugh, one that imitates Akako . She also writes fanfiction . She is the author of Into the World of Detective Conan, which some of you may have heard of . Detective Kudo is probably the most experienced out of all of us with deductions , as he has made absolutely superb ones. If you've got any riddles or mysteries you want to test, he's the guy you go to . Then there's IdentityUnknown. She’ve made the record for quickest to reach 500 posts...and 1000...and 2000...and 3000...and 4000... she writes Fanfiction as tonsostuff. She has the 2nd most posts and she is one of the more active members online. Her identity is, as you may have already guessed, unknown. There are a lot of other people that you might like to meet : -Stradivarius -Meitantei Holmes -Xevar -Sayomi -Cammy3131 -crimsonsynchro -Chekhov (mod) -Southpaw (mod) -CarpetCrawler (mod) -karan -Savior -Kid the Phantom Thief ...amongst many others. Everybody from DCW hopes you have fun !

Haha . Because I subscribe to most of DCW posts ... I saw the username in my mail box and pretty thought it was you and when I went to check, I saw your picture.... and... bingo ! Here, everyone share their knowledge. You can ask everyone! If someone doesn't know, the other must sure know ! Haha! Ganbatte ne!

Hiragana: Lesson - ‘ふ’ [fu], ‘ぶ’ [bu] & ‘ぷ’ [pu] ふ, in hiragana, or フ in katakana, is one of the Japanese kana, each of which represents one mora. The hiragana is made in four strokes, while the katakana in one. It represents the phoneme /hu͍/, although for phonological reasons, the actual pronunciation is 'fu', which is why it is romanized fu in Hepburn romanization instead of hu. Written with a dakuten (ぶ, ブ), they both represent a "bu" sound, and written with handakuten (ぷ, プ) they both represent a pu sound. The katakana フ is frequently combined with other vowels to represent sounds in foreign words. For example, the word "file" is written in Japanese as ファイル (fairu), with ファ representing a non-native sound, fa. In the Ainu language the katakana with a handakuten プ can be written as a small ㇷ゚ to represent a final p sound. In the Sakhalin dialect, フ without a handakuten can be written as small ㇷ to represent a final h sound after an u sound (ウㇷ uh). (Wikipedia) Pronunciation: ‘ふ’ is romanized (pronounced) ‘fu’. Words with ‘ふ’: ‘ふ’ at the beginning: 不安 / ふあん (fuan -> anxiety) 不思議 / ふしぎ (fushigi -> miracle; wonder) 船 / ふね (fune -> ship) 布団 / ふとん (futon -> bedding; floor bedding) 冬 / ふゆ (fuyu -> winter) 振り返る / ふりかえる (furikaeru -> look back) ‘ふ’ in the middle: 溢れる / あふれる (afureru -> overflow) 重複 / ちょうふく (choufuku -> overlapping; duplication; redudancy) 禍福 / かふく (kafuku -> weal and woe) 空腹 / くうふく (kuufuku -> hunger) 夜更け / よふけ (yofuke -> late at night) 裕福 / ゆうふく (yufuku -> wealth; affluence; prosperity) ‘ふ’ at the end: 祖父 / そふ (sofu -> grandpa) 塗布 / とふ (tofu -> application) 養父 / ようふ (youfu -> step father) 回付 / かいふ (kaifu -> circulated) 毛布 / もうふ (moufu -> blanket) 政府 / せいふ )seifu - goverment) Stroke order: ______________ Dakuten The character ‘ふ’ may also be combined with a dakuten, changing it into ‘ぶ’ in hiragana, and ‘bu’ in Hepburn romanization. With the dakuten added the pronunciation is changed, to ‘bu’. ふ + " (dakuten) = ぶ (look below) Pronunciation: ‘ぶ’ is romanized (pronounced) 'bu' as in 'bull'. Words with ‘ぷ’: ‘ぶ’ at the beginning: 武道 / ぶどう (budou -> grape) ぶしょう (bushou -> lazy) 豚 / ぶた (buta -> pig) ぶつける (butsukeru -> hit; bump) ぶつかる (butsukaru -> collide; strike) 文化 / ぶんか (bunka -> culture) ‘ぶ’ in the middle: 自分 / じぶん (jibun -> self; related to oneself) 新聞 / しんぶん (shinbun -> newspaper) 油 / あぶら (abura -> oil) 歌舞伎 / かぶき (kabuki -> Kabuki; Japanese classical drama) 危ない / あぶない (abunai -> dangerous) 動物園 / どうぶつえん (doubutsuen -> zoo) ‘ぶ’ at the end: 呼ぶ / よぶ (yobu -> call; call out) 選ぶ / えらぶ -> (erabu -> choose) 株 / かぶ (kabu -> share; stock; Ltd. ) 内部 / ないぶ (naibu -> inside; internal) 遊ぶ / あそぶ (asobu -> play) ______________ Handakuten The character ‘ふ’ may also be combined with a handakuten, changing it into ‘ぷ’ in hiragana, and ‘pu’ in Hepburn romanization. With the handakuten added the pronunciation is changed, to ‘pu’. Remember it well. ふ + " (handakuten) = ぶ (look below) Words with ‘ぷ’: ‘ぷ’ at the beginning: ぷんぷん (punpun -> pervaded) ぷんぷん (punpun -> intense smell) ‘ぷ’ in the middle: 一分 / いっぷん (ippun -> a minute) 感服 / かんぷく (kanpuki -> admiration; astonishment) てんぷら (tenpura -> tempura) 扇風機 / せんぷうき (senpuuki -> electric fan) 殺風景 / さっぷけい (sappukei -> dreary; tasteless) ‘ぷ’ at the end: 切符 / きっぷ (kippu -> ticket) 還付 / かんぷ (kanpu -> refund) 順風 / じゅんぷう (junpu -> fair wind) 産婦 / さんぷ (sanpu -> parturient woman) 分布 / ぶんぷ bunpu -> distribution; dispersion) ______________ Task: You shall write ‘ふ’ 50 - 100 times in your textbook. Memorize the shape, the stroke order, the sound, the pronunciation (echo the sound of the character each time you write it down), etc. And after you've done that, write ‘は’, ‘ひ’, and ‘ふ’ one after each repetitively (は, ひ, ふ, は, ひ, ふ, は, ひ, ふ, etc.) 50 times (100 if you have time). Thanks to Tna again for providing the examples! :-D

My bad. Gomen... I was in a hurry :3

Sorry for the late reply, Kaito-kun. But it seems your question has been answered. Feel free to ask anything, we'll gladly answer you! And your Japanese is pretty good! :-D Thanks to Tna again who provided the massive list of examples and a marvelous story! :-D Hiragana: Lesson - ‘ひ’ [hi], ‘び’ [bi] & ‘ぴ’ [pi] Pronunciation: ‘ひ’ is romanized ‘hi’. Words with ‘ひ’: ‘ひ’ at the beginning: 日 / ひ (hi -> day, sunshine) 火 / ひ (hi -> fire) 非 / ひ (hi -> fault) 比 / ひ (hi -> fraction, ratio) 光 / ひかり (hikari -> light) 左 / ひだり (hidari -> left) 向日葵 / ひまわり(himawari -> sunflower) 人 / ひと (hito -> person) 一人 / ひとり (hitori -> alone) 姫 / ひめ (hime -> princess) 飛行機 / ひこうき (hikouki -> airplane) 広い / ひろい (hiroi -> wide; spacious; vast) 低い / ひくい (hikui -> low; short; humble) 秘密 / ひみつ (himitsu -> secret) ‘ひ’ in the middle: お昼 / おひる (ohiru -> noon) 製品 / せいひん (seihin -> products; manufactured goods; finished goods) 正比例 / せいひれい (seihirei -> direct proportion; direct ratio) 部品 / ふひん (fuhin -> parts; accessories) 係りの人 / かかりのひと (kakari no hito -> person in charge) ‘ひ’ at the end: 生活費 / せいかつひ (sekatsuhi -> living expenses) ぜひ (zehi -> certainly; without fail) 回避 / かいひ (kaihi -> avoidance; evasion) 学費 / がくひ (gakuhi -> tuition; school expenses) ～費 / ～ひ (~hi -> ~ expense; ~ cost) 成否 / せいひ (seihi -> success) Stroke order: ______________ Dakuten The character ‘ひ’ may also be combined with a dakuten, changing it into ‘び’ in hiragana, and ‘ba’ in Hepburn romanization. With the dakuten added the pronunciation is changed, to ‘ba’. ひ + " (dakuten) = び (look below) Pronunciation: ‘び’ is romanized (pronounced) ‘bi’ as in ‘bin’. Words with ‘び’: ‘び’ at the beginning: 美人 / びじん (bijin -> beautiful person (woman)) 美術館 / びじゅつかん (bijutsukan -> museum) びっくり (bikkuri -> surprise) びくびく (bikubiku -> scared; anxious) 微熱 / びねつ (binestu -> slight fever) 美術 / びじゅつ (bijutsu -> arts) ‘び’ in the middle: 郵便局 / ゆうびんきょく (yuubinkyoku -> post office) 航空便 / こうくうびん (koukubin -> airmail) 船便 / ふなびん (funabin -> surface mail) 浴びる / あびる (abiru -> take a bath) 指輪 / ゆびわ (yubiwa -> ring) 寂しい / さびしい (sabishii -> lonely; solitary) 土瓶 / どびん (dobin -> earthenware teapot) 旅人 / たびびと (tabibito -> traveller) ‘び’ at the end: 旅 / たび (tabi -> travel; journey; trip) 首 / くび (kubi -> neck) お詫び / おわび (owabi -> apology) 誕生日 / たんじょうび (tanjoubi -> birthday) 日曜日 / にちようび (nichiyoubi -> sunday) ～日 / ～び (~bi - ~day) 準備 / じゅんび (junbi -> preparation; preserve) ______________ Handakuten The hiragana ひ can also be combined with a handakuten (as mentioned in the previous lesson). Handakuten is a small circle that can be placed at the right top of some certain characters (ha, hi, hu, he, ho). And changing the sounds to‘pi’when placed. ひ [hi] + o (handakuten) = ぴ [pi] Pronunciation: ‘ぴ’ is romanized (pronounced) ‘pi’ as in ‘pill’. Words with ‘ぴ’: ‘ぴ’ at the beginning: ぴかぴか (pika pika -> sparkle; flicker; twinkle) ぴくぴくする (pikupiku suru -> wiggle; waddle) ぴりぴり (piripiri -> tingle) ぴったり (pittari -> right; exactly; neatly) ぴよぴよ (piyopiyo -> squeak) ぴかっと (pikatto -> flashing) ‘ぴ’ in the middle: 物品 / ぶっぴん (buppin -> articles; goods) 別嬪 / べっぴん (beppin -> beautiful woman; pretty girl) 鉛筆 / えんぴつ (enpitsu -> pencil) ‘ぴ’ at the end 便秘 / べんぴ (benpi -> constipation) ______________ Yo-oon I am sure you remember yo-on from before. If not, please review Hiragana lesson 7. Hiragana 'ひ' can also be combined with it. The yoon’s for 'ひ' are: ひゃ/hya Ex.　百 / ひゃく (hyaku -> a hundred) ひゅ/hyu Ex.　ひゅうが (Hyuuga -> Japanese Family’s name) ひょ/hyo Ex.　表情 / ひょうじょう (hyoujyou -> It can also be added in their dakuten or/and handakuten version: Yoon’s for び: びゃ/bya Ex.　三百 / さんびゃく (sanbyaku -> 300) びゅ/byu Ex.　謬論 / びゅうろん (byuuron -> fallacy; mistaken opinion) びょ/byo Ex.　病院 / びょういん (byouin -> hospital) Yoon’s for ぴ: ぴゃ/pya Ex.　八百 / はっぴゃく (happyaku -> 800) ぴゅ/pyu Ex.　ぴゅうぴゅう (pyuupyuu -> rustling) ぴょ/pyo Ex.　ぴょんぴょん (pyonpyon -> hopping; skipping) ________________ Task: You shall write ‘ひ ’ 50 - 100 times in your textbook. Memorize the shape, the stroke order, the sound, the pronunciation (echo the sound of the character each time you write it down), etc. And after you've done that, write ‘は’, and ‘ひ ’ one after each repetitively (は, ひ, は, ひ, は, ひ, etc.) 50 times (100 if you have time). ________________ CHARACTER OF THE DAY!