| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| äœ | ăȘă« | ăă |
Pronunciation: nani
How to Say It Outloud: nah-nee
Usage: Used to ask 'what' in a question.
Example Sentence Japanese:
ăăăŻäœă§ăăïŒ
ăăăŻäœă§ăăïŒExample Sentence English:What is this?
What is this?| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| äœ | ăȘă | ăăł |
Pronunciation: nan
How to Say It Outloud: nah-n
Usage: Used to ask 'what' before certain counters or when followed by 'ă§ă'.
Example Sentence Japanese:ăăăŻäœăźæŹă§ăăïŒ
ăăăŻäœăźæŹă§ăăïŒExample Sentence English:What kind of book is this?
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