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Learn kana

• Hiragana & katakanaTwo kana alphabets with the same sounds — only the shapes and uses differ.
• Basic kanaThe 46 base characters, without any ゛ or ゜ marks.
• Dakuten · HandakutenAdd two dots (゛) to a basic kana for a voiced sound, or a small circle (゜) for a p sound.
• YōonA kana from the i column plus a small ゃ・ゅ・ょ, read together as one syllable.
• SokuonA small っ (ッ) has no sound of its own — it doubles the next consonant with a short pause.
• ChōonIn katakana, ー means "hold the previous vowel for one more beat".