Hiragana (Yoon) Flashcards
Notes - Yōon is a combination of い-column letters (き, し, ち, に, ひ, み, り, ぎ, じ, ぢ, び, ぴ) and ゃ, ゅ, ょ (small や ゆ よ). - Yōon is described by i-column letters plus small や, ゆ or よ. For example, き + ゃ = きゃ [kya]. - Pronunciation of じゃ, じゅ, じょ and ぢゃ, ぢゅ, ぢょ are the same. - Two letters (1 full + 1 small) form one syllable. It should be pronounced for one syllable long (one letter long). - The size should be clearly smaller than standard letters. - The placement should be lower than the middle.
1
Q
きゃ
A
kya
2
Q
きゅ
A
kyu
3
Q
きょ
A
kyo
4
Q
しゃ
A
sha
5
Q
しゅ
A
shu
6
Q
しょ
A
sho
7
Q
ちゃ
A
cha
8
Q
ちゅ
A
chu
9
Q
ちょ
A
cho
10
Q
にゃ
A
nya
11
Q
にゅ
A
nyu
12
Q
にょ
A
nyo
13
Q
ひゃ
A
hya
14
Q
ひゅ
A
hyu
15
Q
ひょ
A
hyo
