Hiragana K-Column

K-Column

か (ka) : Blade Cutting Stick が (ga)

か is used a lot in Japanese as its the question marking particle in Japanese If a sentence ends in か its most likely a question か means mosquito in Japanese

Dakuten (Tenten): It is the two lines (looks like quotation mark) that is added to the top right of a kana to turn an unvoiced consonant into a voiced consonant

So か (ka) becomes が (ga)

き(ki) : Key ぎ (gi)

く(ku) : Cuckoo’s Beak ぐ (gu)

け (ke) : Keg げ (ge)

こ (ko) : Two Koi Fish ご (go)

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Example Words

• かく
  • KaKu (To write)
• かげ
  • KaGe (Shadow)
• けく
  • KeKu (To listen)
• こえ
  • KoE (Voice)
• かぎ
  • KaGi (Key)
• きおく
  • KiOKu (Memory)
• えいが
  • EIGo (Movie)
• おおきい
  • OKiI (Big)

⌈きおく⌋ is used to signify quotation marks and titles

In Japanese corner brackets