Hiragana Rules - Quiz 1

The correct reading for the word ばんごはん is "bangohan".

The correct reading for the word どようび is "doyoubi".

The correct reading for the word いってきます is "ittekimasu." This phrase is commonly used in Japanese as a way to say "I'm leaving" or "I'll be going." The word is made up of three parts: "itte" meaning "to go," "ki" meaning "to come," and "masu" which is a polite ending. Therefore, "ittekimasu" is the correct reading for this word.

The correct reading for the word かがくしゃ is "kagakusha".

The correct reading for the word もっとはやい is "mottohayai". The word もっと (motto) means "more" and はやい (hayai) means "fast". So, when combined, もっとはやい (mottohayai) means "faster" or "more fast".

The correct reading for the word でんわばんごう is denwabangou. This is because the word でんわ (denwa) means "telephone" and ばんごう (bangou) means "number". When combined, it becomes denwabangou, which means "telephone number" in Japanese.

The correct reading for the word じょうだん is "joudan". In Japanese, each character represents a syllable, and when combined, they form a word or phrase. In this case, じょうだん is a combination of the characters じょう (jo) and だん (dan). By pronouncing each syllable correctly, the word is pronounced as "joudan".

The correct reading for the word いぬ is "inu".

The correct reading for the word じてんしゃ is "jitensha". This is because each character in the word corresponds to the sound "ji", "ten", and "sha" respectively. Therefore, when combined, they create the reading "jitensha".

The correct reading for the word ねます is "nemasu".

The correct reading for the word ひるごはん is hirugohan. This is because the hiragana characters ひる correspond to the sound "hiru" and the characters ごはん correspond to the word "gohan" which means "meal" or "rice". Therefore, when combined, the word is pronounced as hirugohan, meaning "lunch" or "midday meal".

The correct reading for the word いっしょに is "isshoni". The word いっしょに is a combination of two words, "issho" meaning "together" and "ni" meaning "with". When combined, it forms the adverb "together" or "at the same time". The correct reading is isshoni because the small つ (tsu) before the し (shi) doubles the consonant sound, making it "ssho" instead of "sho".