(With Romaji Lyrics) How to read/write Hiragana A Row - Learn Japanese Hiragana Alphabet AIUEO Song

📝Lyrics and English translations with Video links: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bAjU...
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AIUEO song and video with romaji lyrics for Japanese learners to learn Japanese by remembering the AIUEO Japanese hiragana characters, similar to the ABC song for the English alphabets.

This song and video will help you learn the A-row Hiragana, simple words starting with those characters, and how to write the characters.

With a song like this, it will be easier to remember all the hiraganas! Enjoy!

== Notes for Romaji Lyrics===
For the subtitles of this video, the Hepburn style is used for ‘Romaji (Roman letter)’ spelling.

‘Romaji’ is a phonetic symbol written with the English alphabet to show how to pronounce Japanese sounds and help Japanese learners pronounce Japanese words more easily.

For the Hepburn ‘Romaji’ subtitles/lyrics used here, please note that some modifications have been made to help learn Japanese more easily and clearly.

(1) Long vowels
For long vowels, double vowels are used instead of macrons.

ā→aa
ī→ii
ū→uu
ē →ee
ō→oo

(Eg.) ohayoo for ohayou(ohayō)
fuusen for fūsen (balloon)
Rubii for rubī (ruby)
ruuretto for rūretto (roulette)

== Lyrics===
あいうえお(A I U E O)　ああいいうえお
あいうえおー

あー　
あり(A-ri, Ant)　あか(A-ka, Red)　あひる(A-hi-ru, Duck)
あり(A-ri, Ant)　あか(A-ka, Red)　あひる(A-hi-ru, Duck)　
あり(A-ri, Ant)　あか(A-ka, Red)　あひる(A-hi-ru, Duck)　　　
あー

いー
いか(I-ka, Squid)　いぬ(I-nu, Dog)　いるか(I-ru-ka, Dolphin)
いか(I-ka, Squid)　いぬ(I-nu, Dog)　いるか(I-ru-ka, Dolphin)
いか(I-ka, Squid)　いぬ(I-nu, Dog)　いるか(I-ru-ka, Dolphin)
いー

うー
うま(U-ma, Horse)　うし(U-shi, Cow)　うさぎ(U-sa-gi, Rabbit)
(U-ma, Horse)　うし(U-shi, Cow)　うさぎ(U-sa-gi, Rabbit)
(U-ma, Horse)　うし(U-shi, Cow)　うさぎ(U-sa-gi, Rabbit)
うー


えー
えき(E-ki, Station)　えび(E-bi, Prawn)　えんぴつ(E-n-pi-tsu, Pencil)
えき(E-ki, Station)　えび(E-bi, Prawn)　えんぴつ(E-n-pi-tsu, Pencil)
えき(E-ki, Station)　えび(E-bi, Prawn)　えんぴつ(E-n-pi-tsu, Pencil)
えー


おー
おに(O-ni, Demon/evil monster)　おや(O-ya, Parent)　おにぎり (O-ni-gi-ri, rice ball)
おに(O-ni, Demon/evil monster)　おや(O-ya, Parent)　おにぎり (O-ni-gi-ri, rice ball)
おに(O-ni, Demon/evil monster)　おや(O-ya, Parent)　おにぎり (O-ni-gi-ri, rice ball)
おー

あいうえお　ああいいうえお
あいうえお

(2) Double consonants
Assimilated sounds like ‘tt’ are shown by double consonants.

(e.g.) yotto (yacht)
　　 rappa(trumpet)
rakko(sea otter)
ruretto (roulette)

(3) ‘N’
When ‘n’ comes before ‘b’, ‘p’ and ‘m’, ‘m’ is usually used in the Hepburn style. However, ‘n’ is used even when ‘n’ comes before ‘b’, ‘p’, and ‘m’.

(e.g.) tombo → tonbo
shimbun → shinbun