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はん
だく
てん

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だく
てん

handakuten

Noun (common)
Noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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  1. handakuten; diacritic kana mark that turns h into p

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はん
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おん

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handakuon

Noun (common)
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  1. consonant p in Japanese

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hiragana representing mora [pa]. It is the は [ha] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ぱ
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pa

  1. hiragana representing mora [pa]. It is the は [ha] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    いっぱい
    [ippai] A lot of

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hiragana representing mora [pi]. It is the ひ [hi] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ぴ
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pi

  1. hiragana representing mora [pi]. It is the ひ [hi] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    がっぴ
    [gappi] The date

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hiragana representing mora [pu]. It is the ふ [hu] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ぷ
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pu

  1. hiragana representing mora [pu]. It is the ふ [hu] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    いっぷん
    [ippun] One minute

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hiragana representing mora [pe]. It is the へ [he] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ぺ
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pe

  1. hiragana representing mora [pe]. It is the へ [he] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    ほっぺ
    [hoppe] Cheek

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hiragana representing mora [po]. It is the ほ [ho] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ぽ
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po

  1. hiragana representing mora [po]. It is the ほ [ho] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    いっぽ
    [ippo] One step

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ぴゃ

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pya

  1. hiragana representing morae [pya]. It is a diagraph with diacritics — yōon (拗音) with handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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ぴゅ

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pyu

  1. hiragana representing morae [pyu]. It is a diagraph with diacritics — yōon (拗音) with handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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ぴょ

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pyo

  1. hiragana representing morae [pyo]. It is a diagraph with diacritics — yōon (拗音) with handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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katakana representing mora [pa]. It is the ハ [ha] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — パ
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pa

  1. katakana representing mora [pa]. It is the ハ [ha] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    パン
    [pan] Bread (comes from 'pan' in Portuguese)

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katakana representing mora [pi]. It is the ヒ [hi] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ピ
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pi

  1. katakana representing mora [pi]. It is the ヒ [hi] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    ピーマン
    [piiman] Bell pepper (comes from 'pimento' in Portuguese)

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katakana representing mora [pu]. It is the フ [hu] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — プ
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pu

  1. katakana representing mora [pu]. It is the フ [hu] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    プール
    [puuru] Pool

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katakana representing mora [pe]. It is the ヘ [he] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ペ
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pe

  1. katakana representing mora [pe]. It is the ヘ [he] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    ペン
    [pen] Pen

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katakana representing mora [po]. It is the ホ [ho] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic. — ポ
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po

  1. katakana representing mora [po]. It is the ホ [ho] gojūon (五十音) with a handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    ポイント
    [pointo] Point

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ピャ

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pya

  1. katakana representing morae [pya]. It is a diagraph with diacritics — yōon (拗音) with handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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ピュ

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pyu

  1. katakana representing morae [pyu]. It is a diagraph with diacritics — yōon (拗音) with handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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    ピュア
    [pyua] Pure

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ピョ

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pyo

  1. katakana representing morae [pyo]. It is a diagraph with diacritics — yōon (拗音) with handakuten (半濁点) diacritic.

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  1. The handakuten (半濁点) or maru (丸) is a diacritic to indicate that kana for syllables starting with [h] should instead be pronounced with [p].

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    Mora [pa], which is は with a ゜

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circle (sometimes used for zero) — ○
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maru

Genki Ch. 11
Appears in chapter 11 of the Genki textbook
Genki Ch. 11
Noun (common)
Noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Noun (common)
  1. circle (sometimes used for zero)

  2. 'correct' (when marking)

  3. symbol used as a placeholder (either because a number of other words could be used in that position, or because of censorship)

  4. period; full stop

  5. maru mark; semivoiced sound; p-sound

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