Set: Hiragana to Roman Phonetic (Full)
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All 107 Terms
| | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
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あ | a |
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い | i |
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う | u |
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え | e |
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お | o |
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か | ka |
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き | ki |
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く | ku |
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け | ke |
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こ | ko |
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さ | sa |
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し | shi |
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す | su |
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せ | se |
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そ | so |
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た | ta |
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ち | chi |
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つ | tsu |
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て | te |
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と | to |
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な | na |
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に | ni |
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ぬ | nu |
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ね | ne |
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の | no |
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は | ha |
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ひ | hi |
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ふ | fu |
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へ | he |
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ほ | ho |
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ま | ma |
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み | mi |
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む | mu |
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め | me |
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も | mo |
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や | ya |
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ゆ | yu |
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よ | yo |
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ら | ra |
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り | ri |
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る | ru |
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れ | re |
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ろ | ro |
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わ | wa |
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を | wo |
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ん | n |
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きや | kya |
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きゆ | kyu |
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きよ | kyo |
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しや | sha |
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しゆ | shu |
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しよ | sho |
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ちや | cha |
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ちゆ | chu |
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ちよ | cho |
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にや | nya |
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にゆ | nyu |
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によ | nyo |
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ひや | hya |
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ひゆ | hyu |
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ひよ | hyo |
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みゃ | mya |
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みゆ | myu |
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みよ | myo |
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りや | rya |
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りゆ | ryu |
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りよ | ryo |
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が | ga |
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ぎ | gi |
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ぐ | gu |
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げ | ge |
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ご | go |
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ぎや | gya |
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ぎゆ | gyu |
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ぎよ | gyo |
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ざ | za |
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じ | ji |
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ず | zu |
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ぜ | ze |
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ぞ | zo |
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じや | ja |
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じゆ | ju |
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じよ | jo |
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だ | da |
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ぢ | ji |
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づ | zu |
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で | de |
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ど | do |
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ぢや | ja |
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ぢゆ | ju |
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ぢょ | jo |
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ば | ba |
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び | bi |
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ぶ | bu |
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べ | be |
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ぼ | bo |
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びや | bya |
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びゆ | byu |
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びよ | byo |
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ぱ | pa |
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ぴ | pi |
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ぷ | pu |
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ぺ | pe |
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ぽ | po |
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ぴや | pya |
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ぴゆ | pyu |
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ぴよ | pyo |
Set Information
| Terms | 107 |
| Creator | dougdotnelson |
| Created | January 28, 2007 |
| Groups | None |
| Tags | hiragana, japanese, english |
| Access | Anyone |
| Edit | Creator Only |
Description
This set includes the previous "simple" set with some new twists: Dakuten, handakuten, and yoon characters. These have some pretty simple rules to them:
Dakuten (the " mark after symbols) change the consonant to a "voiced" consonant. Ka becomes ga, da ta, sa za, and ha mysteriously becomes ba. With handakuten, a small circle after an h-based letter, the h- becomes a p- (hi becomes pi).
Yoon is even simpler to remember: Yoon pairings combine one of the three y- sounds with a consonant, transforming them into a single syllable. It's important to be able to recognize these, because you must read them as "kya" instead of two separate sounds, like "ki-ya."
Most Missed Words
- き → ki - 1 miss
- よ → yo - 1 miss
- きや → kya - 1 miss
- しゆ → shu - 1 miss
- にゆ → nyu - 1 miss
- ぎ → gi - 1 miss
- づ → zu - 1 miss