Ru Ba Ru was created on 2008-09-12.
In hiragana, it is written: ねずみ
The verb "to stand" is 'tatsu,' written in hiragana as: たつ
The word "to learn" in Japanese is "narau" and the hiragana for that is ならう
It would typically be written in katakana, but written in hiragana it would be: まくどなるど
プレスクール /pu re su kuu ru/.
I'm not really sure but usually Japanese spell names just the way Hiragana pronounces it's similarities to sounds of english. O'Connor would be O'Ka n na ru in hiragana dialect.
The only consonant in Japanese is 'n'. The rest are always accompanied by vowels (a,i,u,e,o)In the case of 'R', in hiragana (used for writing originally Japanese words) and in katakana (used for borrowed words and foreign names,etc) we have these:Hiragana : ら (ra) , り (ri) , る (ru) , れ (re) , ろ (ro)Katakana : ラ (ra) , リ (ri) , ル (ru) , レ (re) , ロ (ro)
I like Hiragana better!
Ru Ba Ru was created on 2008-09-12.
In hiragana, it is written: ねずみ
hiragana katakana and kanji and furigana which is a mix of hiragana and katakana
馬を連れてくる。 (hiragana only: うまをつれてくる。) u-ma wo tsu-re-te-ku-ru.
Hiragana is a syllable that is in the Japanese language, in all of the hiragana, they have 46 letters.They have their vowels sound like the following:a,i,u,e,o-ka,ki,ku,ke,ko-sa,shi,su,se,so-ta,chi,tsu,te,to-na,ni,nu,ne,no-ha,hi,fu,he,ho-ma,mi,mu,me, mo-ya,yu,yo-ra,ri,ru,re,ro-and the three last ones are WA,o,and n.
It's おんがく (Ongaku) in hiragana.
Nagasaki in hiragana is ăȘăăă.
The Japanese word for friend is tomodachi which is spelled like this in hiragana: ともだち