Japanese Symbol [ッ, ツ, ヅ, ミ, テ, デ, ト, ド, ナ, ぁ, あ, ぃ]

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Japanese Katakana Symbol

• ッ (Small Tsu): Used to double the consonant sound of the following character. For example, バンザイ (banzai) becomes バンッザイ (banzzai).
• ツ (Tsu): Represents the “tsu” sound.
• ヅ (Dzu): Represents a voiced “zu” sound.
• ミ (Mi): Represents the “mi” sound.
• テ (Te): Represents the “te” sound.
• デ (De): Represents a voiced “de” sound.
• ト (To): Represents the “to” sound.
• ド (Do): Represents a voiced “do” sound.
• ナ (Na): Represents the “na” sound.

Japanese Hiragana Symbol

• ぁ, あ (A): Represents the “a” sound.
• ぃ, い (I): Represents the “i” sound.
• ぅ, う (U): Represents the “u” sound.
• ぇ, え (E): Represents the “e” sound.
• ぉ, お (O): Represents the “o” sound.
• か, が (Ka, Ga): Represents the “ka” sound. The characters with dakuten (゛) represent voiced sounds.
• き, ぎ (Ki, Gi): Represents the “ki” sound. The characters with dakuten (゛) represent voiced sounds.
• く, ぐ (Ku, Gu): Represents the “ku” sound. The characters with dakuten (゛) represent voiced sounds.
• け, げ (Ke, Ge): Represents the “ke” sound. The characters with dakuten (゛) represent voiced sounds.
• こ, ご (Ko, Go): Represents the “ko” sound. The characters with dakuten (゛) represent voiced sounds.