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Philip SharpYu
March 16th 2008 11:41
Yu is a Japanese Kana. It can be written in hiragana or Katakana.
Hiragana: ゆ This can be remembered as “You caught a fish”, as it looks like a fish.
Katakana: ユ This can be remembered by “You stand on the left” as it looks like an arrow pointing left.
Yu can also change the sound of kana on the い (I) line.
ひ　び　き (Hi Bi and Ki) Plus ゆ (yu)
Makes ひゅ　びゅ　きゅ (Hyu, Byu and Kyu).
Hiragana: ゆ This can be remembered as “You caught a fish”, as it looks like a fish.
Katakana: ユ This can be remembered by “You stand on the left” as it looks like an arrow pointing left.
Yu can also change the sound of kana on the い (I) line.
ひ　び　き (Hi Bi and Ki) Plus ゆ (yu)
Makes ひゅ　びゅ　きゅ (Hyu, Byu and Kyu).
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