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In this lesson you are going to learn how to read and write ナ、ニ、ヌ、ネ、ノ.
ナ
na
That nail didn't go in straight.
Napa cabbage soup with spoon to the side and spices on top.
Nah - you started drawing one character, then you changed your mind and crossed it out.
ナイジェリア (naijeria) Nigeria
ナース (naasu) nurse
ナイフ (naifu) knife
ニ
ni
* Needle - Two needles, laid parallel.
ニブル (niburu) nibble
ニッケル (nikkeru) nickel
ニット (nitto) knit
ヌ
nu
New - You need a new (nu) boat after piercing the hull.
Noodles handing over the side of a bowl of soup.
ヌード (nuudo) nude
ヌードル (nuudoru) noodle
ヌル (nuru) null
ネ
ne
Nest - Half of a bird's nest, suspended on a pole.
Neko soup, for cats, not of cats, with the cat tongue on top, paw to the side, and tail curled under.
ネオン (neon) neon
ネクタイ (nekutai) necktie
ネスト (nesuto) nest
ノ
no
No more - You mark an item off of a list with a single stroke.
A wave, with a mark to indicate the strength. ノ = no wave. ソ = soft wave. ツ = tsunami
ノルウェー (noruuee) Norway
ノート (nooto) notebook
ノッチ (nocchi) notch