Hiragana
Table of Hiragana Characters (Maru-moji)
Table 2. Syllables with Voiced Consonants and 'P'
Maru-moji ('rounded letters') have been a favourite among young people for
many years. They are of special interest to manga and anime
fans. But they're not recommended for learners unless you (1) want to annoy
hell out of your teacher or (2) want to destroy any chance of ever learning
to write Japanese properly.
To see the katakana equivalent of each character, pass your cursor
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ga
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gi
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gu
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ge
|
go
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Notes |
za
|
ji
|
zu
|
ze
|
zo
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じ is pronounced ji |
da
|
ji
|
zu
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de
|
do
|
 =
ji and 
= zu, same as the letters in the row above.
These two kana are not often used.
on its own is the sign of a proctological clinic (for the treatment of piles).
For a few examples of
in use, see Du. |
ba
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bi
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bu
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be
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bo
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pa
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pi
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pu
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pe
|
po
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