【Let's study Japanese】Hiragana From "きゃ（kya）" to "ぴょ（pyo）"　【Japanese language】



Let's review


が（ga）


ぎ（gi）
ぐ（gu）
げ（ge）
ご（go）

ざ（za）
じ（ji）


ず（zu）


ぜ（ze）

ぞ（zo）
だ（da）
ぢ（ji）
づ（zu）
で（de）
ど（do）
ば（ba）
び（bi）
ぶ（bu）
べ（be）
ぼ（bo）

ぱ（pa）
ぴ（pi）
ぷ（pu）
ぺ（pe）
ぽ（po）


Let's write

きゃ

きゅ

きょ


しゃ

しゅ
しょ

ちゃ
ちゅ

ちょ


にゃ

にゅ

にょ
ひゃ
ひゅ
ひょ

みゃ
みゅ
みょ
りゃ


りゅ
りょ

Let's practice

Please read
１）りゅう





２）でんしゃ




３）きゅうり

4）きゃべつ


Please write
5）nyoijizai



6）akatyan

7）tennyo


8）ryokou


9）gyuunyuu



















answer
1）ryuu
    The Meaning of promoted rook.

2）densya
　 The Meaning of train.

3）kyuuri
　 The Meaning of cucumber.

4）kyabetu
    The Meaning of cabbage.

5）にょいじざい
      A tool for scratching hard-to-reach places, such as the back. The one in the image is what it became a specter over a long period of time.

６）あかちゃん
　 The Meaning of baby.

7）てんにょ
     The Meaning of celestial maiden.

8）りょこう
    The Meaning of travel.

9）ぎゅうにゅう
     The Meaning of milk.

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