Hiragana Chart for Learning Hiragana - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to solve this homework.

We are given Japanese words written in hiragana, and we need to write their romaji (Roman alphabet) equivalents.

We’ll use the hiragana chart provided at the top as a reference:

Top row:
さ = sa
す = su
せ = se
し = shi
そ = so

Bottom row:
き = ki
う = u
く = ku
か = ka
お = o

Now let’s convert each word one by one.

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Left column:

1. そこ → そ + こ
- そ = so
- こ = ko (from “か” row? Wait — actually, “こ” is not directly shown, but from standard hiragana:
か = ka, き = ki, く = ku, け = ke, こ = ko → so yes, こ = ko)
→ soko

2. かさ → か + さ
- か = ka
- さ = sa
→ kasa

3. おすし → お + す + し
- お = o
- す = su
- し = shi
→ osushi

4. せんせい → せ + ん + せ + い
- せ = se
- ん = n (this is a special character, always “n”)
- せ = se
- い = i (not shown, but standard: い = i)
→ sensei

5. おさけ → お + さ + け
- お = o
- さ = sa
- け = ke (again, not shown, but standard: け = ke)
→ osake

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Right column:

6. あそこ → あ + そ + こ
- あ = a (standard)
- そ = so
- こ = ko
→ asoko

7. あさくさ → あ + さ + く + さ
- あ = a
- さ = sa
- く = ku
- さ = sa
→ asakusa

8. すきやき → す + き + や + き
- す = su
- き = ki
- や = ya (standard)
- き = ki
→ sukiyaki

9. すき → す + き
- す = su
- き = ki
→ suki

10. おおさか → お + お + さ + か
- お = o
- お = o
- さ = sa
- か = ka
→ oosaka (or sometimes written “ōsaka”, but for basic romaji, double vowel is fine)

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Double-checking all:

- そこ → soko ✔
- かさ → kasa ✔
- おすし → osushi ✔
- せんせい → sensei ✔
- おさけ → osake ✔
- あそこ → asoko ✔
- あさくさ → asakusa ✔
- すきやき → sukiyaki ✔
- すき → suki ✔
- おおさか → oosaka ✔

All correct.

Final Answer:
soko
kasa
osushi
sensei
osake
asoko
asakusa
sukiyaki
suki
oosaka