いつわ (noun) = story, anecdote It's one word and is read ITSUWA The particle は is put after the subject/nominative and is pronounced "wa", for example, わたしは is read WATASHI WA. Also は is used in one word and is pronounced HA. Ex.) はな[花= flower] is read HANA. I hope this was helpful.

When it's part of a word, it's pronounced "ha" When it's a grammatical particle, it's pronounced "wa". :p

あなたの書いたいつ（は）といつ（わ）は　”WA" と読みます　なまえ＋　”は”　を　”WA"と読みます　もうひとつは　わ　は　このいつ＋わ　でお話　という意味になります　EX.　わたし、あなた、明日　＋　は　を　”Wa”　と読む　と　勉強してください。　 いつ（は）and いつ（わ）are read as "WA" Name etc+は　read as "WA" but other your example いつ（わ） will be meaning what is "story " in this case. So You learn as rule of Japanese Name etc + は　is read as "WA"