Vowels
A = ア this is someone sticking their tongue out at the doctors saying 'Aah' This is A for Aah
I = イ this looks like an eagle. This is I for eagle.
U = ウ this is an old woman bending over . A twig falls from a tree and hits her on her back. She says 'Ooph!' This is U for Ooph.
E = エ this looked like closed curtains ath the end of a performance. This is E for end.
O = オoh look! The boy is kicking the ball! This is O for oh.
The 'K' Line
Ka = カ oh no the car's gone off the cliff! This is Ka for car.
Ki = キ this look like a key. This is Ki for key.
Ku = ク this looks like a cook's hat. This is Ku for Cook.
Ke = ケ this reminds me of a kettle. If you look at it closely, it also reassembles a K. This is K for kettle.
Ko = コ This is your half of the tennis court! Ko for court.
The 'S' Line
Sa = サ This character has 3 lines. The Japanese word for 3 is San (三) this is Sa for San.
Shi = シ it looks like she is smiling! This is Shi for she.
Su = ス the soup spoon is hanging out of your mouth! This is Su for soup spoon.
Se = セ The couple broke up so now he's watching the sunset all alone. This is Se for sunset.
So = ソ this looks like a needle and thread you'd use for sewing. This is So for sewing.
The 'Ts' line
Ta = タ *no example yet*
Chi = チ oh look it's a chicken feather! This is Chi for chicken.
Tsu = ツ *no example yet*
Te = テ this looks like a television antenna. This is Te for television.
To = ト this looks like a totem pole. This is To for totem pole.
The 'Ns' Line
Na = ナ this is the cross your Nana was praying at but she went away shopping. This is Na for Nan.
Ni = ニ this looks like the Kanji for two!Ni is Japanese for two. This is Ni for the Kanji ニ (Ni)
Nu = ヌsomebody's a messy eater! There's a noodle sticking out of their mouth! This is Nu for noodle.
Ne = ネ Aw no, looks like this person will never get a hug! This is Ne for Never.
No = ノ this is just a line. It makes no sense. This is no for no sense.
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