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    1. The document provides an overview of hiragana characters for vowels and consonants in Japanese. It includes lessons on writing hiragana vowels, consonants with basic vowels, and consonants combined with ya, yu, yo sounds. 2. Activities are included to have students practice writing the hiragana characters and listening to audio samples of the pronunciations. 3. Special notes are provided on writing particles in hiragana and double consonants and vowels.

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    1. The document provides an overview of hiragana characters for vowels and consonants in Japanese. It includes lessons on writing hiragana vowels, consonants with basic vowels, and consonants combined with ya, yu, yo sounds. 2. Activities are included to have students practice writing the hiragana characters and listening to audio samples of the pronunciations. 3. Special notes are provided on writing particles in hiragana and double consonants and vowels.

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    Lesson 10

    Unit 4: Japanese Characters


    Topic: Hiragana: The Vowels

    Learning Outcomes:
    1. Understand the writing systems in Japan
    using Hiragana Vowels.

    Concept Digest (Discussion)

    Look at the picture. What can you say about the


    picture? That picture is an example of Hiragana
    character. That character means letter A. There are (4)
    writing system in Japan, namely: ro-maji (Roman
    alphabets), hiragana, katakana and kanji.

    Hiragana is the basic Japanese phonetic script. It


    represents every sound in the Japanese language.
    Therefore, you can theoretically write everything in
    Hiragana. However, because Japanese is written with no
    spaces, this will create nearly indecipherable text.

    You can listen to the pronunciation for each


    character
    bydownloadthemathttp://www.guidetojapanese.org/audio/basi
    c_sounds.zip. There are also other free resources with
    audio samples.
    JOURNEY 9.a: Let’s write Hiragana!

    The Vowels

    Note: Particle Hiragana (wa, e and o)


    “Wa” is written as (ha), “e” as (he) and “o” as
    (wo).

    As you can see, there is no yi,ye,wi,wu and we. It


    is because these syllables have the same sounds with the
    vowel sounds. The n sound is the only independent
    consonant syllable that doesn’t take a vowel sound.

    When you write Japanese characters, pay special


    attention to:
    a. length of each the line
    b. small hooks
    c. how the lines curve
    d. angles of lines
    e. space between lines

    Activities (Formative)
    Title: Writing Hiragana Vowels
    Things to do:
    1. Practice writing the hiragana characters.
    2. You can listen to the pronunciation for each
    character by download them at
    http://www.guidetojapanese.org/audio/basic_sounds.zi
    p.
    3. There are also other free resources with audio
    samples.
    4. Write your stroke inside the table.

    Activity A.

    Hiragana
    Characters
    あ
    い
    う
    え
    お
    か
    き
    く
    け
    こ
    さ
    し
    す
    せ
    そ
    た
    ち
    つ
    て
    と
    な
    に
    ぬ
    ね
    は
    ひ
    ふ
    へ
    ほ
    ま
    み
    む
    め
    も
    や
    ゆ
    よ
    ら
    り

    る
    わ
    を
    ん
    Lesson 11

    Unit 4: Japanese Characters


    Topic: Hiragana: Consonants with basic Vowel (vibrating
    sound)

    Learning Outcomes:
    1. Understand the writing systems in Japan
    using Hiragana consonants with basic vowel

    Concept Digest (Discussion)

    Modified Syllables: Consonants with Basic Vowels


    (Vibrating sounds)
    Activities (Formative)

    Title: Consonants with basic Vowel


    Things to do:
    1. Practice writing the consonants with basic vowel.
    2. Write the stroke inside the table.

    Activity A.

    Hiragana
    characters
    が
    ぎ
    ぐ
    げ
    ご
    ざ
    じ
    ず
    ぜ
    ぞ
    だ
    ぢ
    づ
    で
    ど
    ば
    び
    ぶ
    べ
    ぼ
    ぱ
    ぴ
    ぷ
    ぺ
    ぽ
    Lesson 12

    Unit 4: Japanese Characters


    Topic: Consonants with ya, yu,yo (small y sounds)

    Learning Outcomes:
    1. Understand the writing systems in Japan
    using Hiragana consonants with ya,yu,yo.
    Concept Digest (Discussion)

    Modified Syllables: consonants with ya,yu,yo (small y


    sounds)

    Double Consonants

    When writing double consonants in a word, you just


    add small tsu or つ. See the pattern below.

    Example: Soap is a sekken.

    se k ke n
    せ つ け ん
    Double Vowels
    The “EE” sounds are written with “EI”. For example,
    SENSEE is written as SENSEI. “OO” sounds are written with
    “OU” for example, KINOO is written as KINOU.

    Example: Teacher is Sensei.

    se n se e
    せ ん せ い

    Activities (Formative)
    Title: With ya,yu,yo (small y sounds)
    Things to do:
    1. Practice writing the consonants with ya,yu,yo.
    2. Write the stroke inside the table.

    Activity A.

    Hiragana
    Characters
    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
    ぎゃ
    ぎゅ
    ぎょ
    じゃ
    じゅ
    じょ
    びゃ
    びゅ
    びょ
    ぴゃ
    ぴゅ
    ぴょ

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