I have been wondering if Japanese language include letter P. I have actually
seen words like Pan in Japanese which means bread, but then I found out it was
borrowed from Spanish. Then is there any Japanese words (not borrowed from
other languages) or verbs has letter P?

Sorry for my English, am still learning...
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Is there P in japanese
How about [せんぱい](http://jisho.org/word/%E5%85%88%E8%BC%A9)?

> Noun 1. senior (at work or school); superior; elder; older graduate;
> progenitor; old-timer
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* へたっぴ、いいだしっぺ ← 屁
  * …っぽい ← 多し

These words seem to be originally Japanese, besides onomatopoeia.
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Along time ago, there were originally no "h" sounds and were "P" sounds so in
outdated kanji, you'd find a lot of onyomi and kunyomi with "P" sounds.
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