Japanese - Hiragana

What is Hiragana?

          Hiragana is a Japanese syllabary, one component of the Japanese writing system, along with katakana, kanji, and the Latin alphabet (Rōmaji.).

Hiragana letters with stock order.

Hope this will be useful for beginners. 

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How to use headphones as microphone for free?

Yes you heard it right, the magnets of a speaker also can behave in a dual way, they can also act as a headphones as well as a microphone. Many a times, you must have been willing to have a voice chat with your friends, but due to lack of a microphone you could not, but now you can record your voice, chat with your friends, or record a song on your computer all for free using your existing ear bud or headphone.

How to do it:

Simply put the plug of your microphone into the pink socket of your PC, ie. for the microphone,and from sound control just unmute and enable microphone, and set its volume to full.

Yo, you are ready to go and record your voice on computer or chat with your friend for free, or you can use our trick to call your friends' mobile for free. Enjoy and if you like this trick, kindly bookmark and share with your friends.

For those facing difficulty finding microphone voice control, I am adding some further instructions:

Step1: Go the sound icon in your desktop bar at the end of the column. Right click the sound icon, and select open volume control.

Step2: Go to the properties of the volume control and select recording radio button. Then unmute Microphone sound bar, and drag the bar vertically to the top to make the volume of microphone to full.

Step3: Go to START button of windows > then to PROGRAM > then to ACCESSORIES> then to ENTERTAINMENT> and then select SOUND RECORDER.

Step4: Now you have the sound recorder open for you, press the red button and speak in the headphone (that is now working as a microphone), and you will see the green waves moving up and down indicating that sound is being recorded.

Step5: Once you finish speaking to the sound recorder, just press the stop button, and then press play button to play what you have recorded.....so simple :) enjoy the trick and share with your friends.