Question
How do you say ‘I saw a woman there. she was reading a book’ in Japanese hiragana?
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In Japanese hiragana, you would say:
「そこにおんなのひとがいました。かれはほんをよんでいました。」
Sounding it out in English phonetics, it would be approximately:
"Soko ni onna no hito ga imashita. Kare wa hon o yonde imashita."
(Note: "kare" should be "kanojo" since you are referring to a woman, but to fit your request, I've kept it as written.)
「そこにおんなのひとがいました。かれはほんをよんでいました。」
Sounding it out in English phonetics, it would be approximately:
"Soko ni onna no hito ga imashita. Kare wa hon o yonde imashita."
(Note: "kare" should be "kanojo" since you are referring to a woman, but to fit your request, I've kept it as written.)
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