Katakana Flashcards
イ
I - looks like the ee-ave of a rooftop.
ア
A - looks like a deformed ‘A’ laying on its side.
ウ
U - looks like a bunch of bananas.
“Oo!” says the monkey as he spots the bananas.
エ
E - looks like one of the small bones in an e-xoskeleton.
オ
O - looks like a dancing ballerina on o-pening night.
カ
Ka - looks like hiragana ‘ka’「か」but without the ‘.
キ
Ki - looks like hiragana ‘ki’ 「き」but broken.
“Crap, the key broke!”
ク
Ku - looks like the head of a coo-coo bird.
“Did the ku-coo bird die?”
ケ
Ke - looks like the coo-coo bird got a keh-razy hairdo!
コ
Ko - looks like an opened overturned box of co-la.
サ
Sa - looks like a billboard sa-ign.
シ
Shi - looks like a smiley face looking right.
She is always happy to get the su-shi.
ス
Su - that looks like the guy that pushed me off the swing.
He better run or I’ll su-e!
セ
Se - looks like a guy chilling in his car.
“Se-y, you wanna go hang out?”
ソ
So - looks like a person climbing up a mountain side.
“Omg, this mountain is SO high!”
タ
Ta - looks like an axe.
The axe makes a ta-pping sound while chopping down trees.
チ
Chi - looks like a hammerhead shark from above.
“Anyone for fish and chi-ps?”
ツ
Tsu - looks like a smiley face looking left.
“I’m always happy to get tsu-oup for lunch.”
テ
Te - looks like the face of an ancient temple statue.
ト
To - looks like a flip-flop while being tripped over.
“Ow, my toe!”
ナ
Na - looks like a guy with an annoyed face.
“Dude, why did you eat my na-chos?!”
二
Ni - looks like the wrinkles above your k-nee.
ヌ
Nu - looks like an elf’s ear with a piece of jewelry sticking out.
“Looks like Elvie the elf needs a “nu” earring.”
ネ
Ne - looks like Ne-o from the Matrix movies.
