If it appears in the word はぃ, it means reading the original sound. はぃ equals a word, which translates as "yes".

If it appears in a sentence, he just reads wa. At this time, he just takes it as a predicate, which is equivalent to "yes" in Chinese. What is what? Such sentences are commonly used in both Japanese and Chinese.

Ok, so you see he appears in many sentences. For example, a typical example, はははしぃです (mother is gentle), and there are three はははははは! But the pronunciation is haha.

That's because はははは is a word, meaning mother, and the third is a predicate, meaning "yes".

In addition, such inflections are a fixed usage in Japanese and need to be remembered. Besides は, there is a pseudonym, and so is it.

When it appears in this word, read what it means in the room.

But to indicate the direction of movement, you must pronounce the e sound, which is the same as the pronunciation of ぇへ, such as ぇます to the library.