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Ok, so let’s do some hiragana (\u3072\u3089\u304c\u306a<\/strong><\/span>) and katakana (\u304b\u305f\u304b\u306a<\/strong><\/span>)\u00a0practice. First I’ll give you all the characters you need to do for this exercise. Just remember that the hiragana (\u3072\u3089\u304c\u306a<\/strong><\/span>) is writen first. The katakana (\u304b\u305f\u304b\u306a<\/strong><\/span>) is provided after the hiragana (\u3072\u3089\u304c\u306a<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n a – (\u3042<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30a2<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n i – (\u3044<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30a4<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n u – (\u3046<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30a6<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n e – (\u3048<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30a8<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n o – (\u304a<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30aa<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n ka – (\u304b<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30ab<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n ki – (\u304d<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30ad<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n ku – (\u304f<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30af<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n ke – (\u3051<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30b1<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n ko – (\u3053<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30b3<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n sa – (\u3055<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30b5<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n shi – (\u3057<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30b7<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n su – (\u3059<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30b9<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n se – (\u305b<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30bb<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n so – (\u305d<\/strong><\/span>)(\u30bd<\/strong><\/span>)<\/p>\n Here’s the assignment: write these words into hiragana (\u3072\u3089\u304c\u306a<\/strong><\/span>) in the comments section. The only rule is this: you can do any of the words, but each person can only do a maximum of\u00a05 words. There is no minimum. 1)\u00a0ai\u00a02) ue 3) akai\u00a04) eki\u00a05)\u00a0sushi\u00a06) sake\u00a07) koi\u00a08) iie 9)\u00a0aoi\u00a010) sai<\/p>\n and write these words into katakana (\u304b\u305f\u304b\u306a<\/strong><\/span>) in the comments section. The only rule is this: you can do any of the words, but each person can only do a maximum of 5 words. There is no minimum. Here’s a hint: if you see two consecutive vowels\u00a0use\u00a0\u30fc<\/strong><\/span>.\u00a01) kisu\u00a0\u00a02)keeki\u00a03) ia 4) kiui\u00a05) ea\u00a06) kea\u00a07) saiko\u00a08) kaa\u00a09) sukii\u00a010) sukai\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" \u00a0 Ok, so let’s do some hiragana (\u3072\u3089\u304c\u306a) and katakana (\u304b\u305f\u304b\u306a)\u00a0practice. First I’ll give you all the characters you need to do for this exercise. Just remember that the hiragana (\u3072\u3089\u304c\u306a) is writen first. The katakana (\u304b\u305f\u304b\u306a) is provided after the hiragana (\u3072\u3089\u304c\u306a) a – (\u3042)(\u30a2) i – (\u3044)(\u30a4) u – (\u3046)(\u30a6) e – (\u3048)(\u30a8)…<\/p>\n