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Katakana (ja:片仮名, カタカナ) is a Japanese syllabary.
Mincho style (明朝体)[edit]
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アa
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イi
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ウu
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エe
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オo
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カka
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キki
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クku
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ケke
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コko
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ガga
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ギgi
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グgu
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ゲge
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ゴgo
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サsa
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シshi
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スsu
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セse
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ソso
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ザza
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ジji
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ズzu
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ゼze
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ゾzo
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タta
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チchi
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ツtsu
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テte
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トto
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ダda
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ヂji
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ヅzu
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デde
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ドdo
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ナna
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ニni
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ヌnu
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ネne
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ノno
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ハha
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ヒhi
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フfu
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ヘhe
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ホho
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バba
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ビbi
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ブbu
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ベbe
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ボbo
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パpa
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ピpi
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プpu
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ペpe
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ポpo
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マma
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ミmi
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ムmu
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メme
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モmo
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ヤya
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ユyu
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ヨyo
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ラra
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リri
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ルru
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レre
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ロro
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ワwa
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ヰwi
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ヱwe
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ヲwo
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ンn
Digraph[edit]
When writing quickly, digraphs are often used.
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ト and モ
Proposed letters[edit]
These characters were proposed during the Meiji era.
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Rotated イ yi
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イ+エ ye
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于 from 宇 wu