Unvoiced katakana:

1. ア行: ア, イ, ウ, エ, オ

2. カ行: カ, キ, ク,ケ, コ

3. The サ line: サ, シ, ス, セ, ソ

4. The タ line: タ, チ, ツ, テ, ト

5. ナ行: ナ, ニ, ヌ, ネ, ノ

6. ハ行: ハ, ヒ, フ, ヘ, ホ

7. マ行: マ, ミ, ム, メ, モ

Voice katakana:

1. ガ行: ガ, ギ, グ, ゲ, ゴ

2. ザLines: ザ, ジ, ズ, ゼ, ゾ

3. ダ lines: ダ, ヂ, ヅ, デ, ド

4. バ lines: バ, ビ, ブ,ベ, ボ

Semi-voiced Katakana:

パ line: パ, ピ, プ, ペ, ポ

Extended information:

1. Japanese katakana is just a phonetic character symbol. If you only look at the surface of the word, you cannot know the specific meaning of the word.

2. The Japanese use katakana to represent foreign words. Before the war in Japan, the foreign words were completely translated into Chinese characters, but after the war, katakana was used for convenience. Theoretically, the number of katakana words in Japanese is countless.

3. Some Japanese katakana words, because they have not been accepted by the Japanese public or recognized by industry insiders, may be just a flash in the pan in real life in Japan. The specific situations may include the following:

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(1) Foreign names and foreign place names

(2) Trademark names and brand names of products in Japan or abroad

(3) Domestic names in Japan Or the names of some foreign companies

4. The distinction between kana

Hiragana: Hiragana comes from the cursive script of Chinese characters, which is relatively smooth.

Katakana: Katakana comes from the regular script of Chinese characters, which has edges and corners.

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