T-Column
タ (ta) : Person holding a Tablet
ダ (da)
チ (chi) : Chicken/ Cheerleader
ヂ (ji)
ヂ
is rarely used in Japanese
ツ (tsu) : Tuna Fish
ヅ (zu)
We can remember the stroke order for Katakana “shi” and “tsu” using the Hiragana counterpart
The “chisaii tsu” is present in Katakana as well and serves a similar purpose as the Hiragana version
テ (te) : Telephone Pole
デ (de)
ト (to) : Totem Pole sideview
ド (do)
T-Column Digraphs
チェ (che)
チェ
is used to words likeチェア
(chair) andアーチェリー
(archery)
ティ (ti)
ディ (di)
トゥ (tu)
ドゥ (du)
INFO
The above digraphs where created as Japanese does not have the “ti” and “tu” sound
Word Examples
- タイ
- Tai (Thailand)
- チーズ
- Chīzu (Cheese)
- デート
- Dēto (Date)
- ドイツ
- Doitsu (Germany)
- スイッチ
- Suīchi (Switch)
- サッカー
- saakā (Soccer/ Football)
- アウトドア
- Autodoa (Outdoor Activities)
- ジェットコースター
- Jittokōsutā (Roller Coaster)