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Chart with notes
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A | I | U | E | O | ||||||
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あ | あ | い | い | う | う | え | え | お | お | |
The above row are vowel-only hiragana. | ||||||||||
K | か | か | き | き | く | く | け | け | こ | こ |
G | が | が | ぎ | ぎ | ぐ | ぐ | げ | げ | ご | ご |
The k-row with "dakuon" markers becomes the g-row. | ||||||||||
S | さ | さ | し | し | す | す | せ | せ | そ | そ |
Z | ざ | ざ | じ | じ | ず | ず | ぜ | ぜ | ぞ | ぞ |
The s-row with "dakuon" markers becomes the z-row. Note: "si" is pronounced "shi" and "zi" is "ji". | ||||||||||
T | た | た | ち | ち | つ | つ | て | て | と | と |
D | だ | だ | ぢ | ぢ | づ | づ | で | で | ど | ど |
The t-row with "dakuon" markers becomes the d-row. Note: "ti" is pronounced "chi" and "tu" is "tsu". Also, "di" is "ji" and "du" is "zu". | ||||||||||
N | な | な | に | に | ぬ | ぬ | ね | ね | の | の |
No "dakuon" markers for this one! | ||||||||||
H | は | は | ひ | ひ | ふ | ふ | へ | へ | ほ | ほ |
B | ば | ば | び | び | ぶ | ぶ | べ | べ | ぼ | ぼ |
P | ぱ | ぱ | ぴ | ぴ | ぷ | ぷ | ぺ | ぺ | ぽ | ぽ |
The h-row with "dakuon" markers becomes the b-row, and with "handakuon" it's the p-row. Note: "hu" is pronounced "fu". | ||||||||||
M | ま | ま | み | み | む | む | め | め | も | も |
Y | や | や | ゆ | ゆ | よ | よ | ||||
R | ら | ら | り | り | る | る | れ | れ | ろ | ろ |
W | わ | わ | を | を | ||||||
? | ん | ん |
Another chart
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This is a chart I found online and really liked: