Japanese Katakana
Katakana Table
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a |
i |
u |
e |
o |
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| k |
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| s |
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| t |
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| n |
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| h |
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| m |
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| y |
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| r |
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| w |
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| n |
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| g |
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| z |
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| d |
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| b |
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| p |
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Notes
- The vowel sounds are,
a
i
u
e
o
- Vowels are paired with consonants, e.g.
ka
ki
ku
ke
ko
- The n can appear on its own too,
n
- The t+i is chi and the t+u is tsu,
chi
tsu
- The h+u is fu and the z+i is ji,
fu
ji
- Small ya, yu, yo can follow chi as modifiers,

cha

chu

cho
- Small tsu can precede a character to extend
the consonant sound, e.g.

kka

ssu

tto
- A dash can follow a character to extend the
vowel sound, e.g.

kaa

suu

too
- So, for example, my name is written,

(richaado teiraa)