Hiragana "ん"

Hiragana "ん"
functions as a final consonant in Japanese.
Unlike Korean or English, there aren't many types of final consonants.
Sometimes it is pronounced like "ng", and other times like "n" or "m".

Let's look at an example.

Following these rules, it makes the "n", "ng", and "m" sounds.

No need to memorize it!
You'll naturally get used to it through words and conversation.

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