There is a single-kana postposition with this kana whose actual pronunciation is
"wa". It will be explained in a later lesson.
The tongue position for this consonant is the same as that for English "y", but it is a voiceless consonant. Since the Japanese don't distinguish [çi] and [hi], you can pronounce it as English "h" + Japanese "i".
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The lips position for Japanese "φ" is the same as that for English "w", but it is a voiceless consonant. Japanese people don't distinguish [Φ
] and [h]. Using English "f" is not recommended.
There is a single-kana postposition with this kana whose actual pronunciation is
"e". It will be explained in a later lesson.
