Katakana: ヘ
Romaji: he
 Example words:
ヘッド      heddo         head
ヘアピン heapin         hairpin
Katakana: ヘ
Romaji: he
 Example words:
ヘッド      heddo         head
ヘアピン heapin         hairpin
Katakana: フ
Romaji: fu
 Example words:
フレーム      fureemu     frame
フランス      furansu      France
Katakana: ヒ
Romaji: hi
 Example words:
ヒーãƒãƒ¼Â      hiiro       herotoast
ヒーター     hiitaa      heater
Katakana: ヒ
Romaji: hi
 Example words:
ãƒãƒ¼ãƒˆÂ            haato      hearttoast
ãƒã‚¤ã‚«ãƒ¼ã€€Â      haikaa       hiker
Katakana: ノ
Romaji: noÂ
 Example words:
ノウãƒã‚¦Â      nouhou   know-how
ノート       nooto       notebook
Katakana: ãƒ
Romaji: ne
 Example words:
ãƒãƒƒã‚¯Â      nekku        neck
ãƒã‚¬ã€€Â      nega         negative
Katakana: ニ
Romaji: ni
With this, you have your first Kanji character. Also, “ni” means “two”, so, two lines.  One suggested memory aide is to think of “two needles”.Â
 Example words:
ニコãƒãƒ³ã€€ã€€nikochin    nicotine
ニッケル  nikkeru     nickel
Katakana: ナ
Romaji: na
memory aide: think of the knot in the ribbon that you put on a present. This is where the two ribbons, cross. You tie a knot.
Don’t confuse it with オ (romaji: o), the na does nothave the extra line on the bottom.
 Example words:
ナイフ        naifu        knife
ナンãƒãƒ¼ã€€Â  nanbaa     number
Katakana: ト
Romaji: to
memory aide: think of the t in toe. It looks like a “t”. and the “toe” will help you remember the pronounciation.Â
 Example words:
トースト      toosuto    toast
トップ       toppu       top, firstÂ
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