The image displays a set of printable flashcards designed for learning the Japanese writing systems:
Hiragana and
Katakana.
Here is a breakdown of what is shown on the cards:
1.
Basic Vowels (Right Card):
*
あ / ア: Represents the sound
"a".
*
い / イ: Represents the sound
"i".
2.
N-Column Consonants (Left Card):
*
ぬ / ヌ: Represents the sound
"nu".
*
ね / ネ: Represents the sound
"ne".
3.
Other Characters (Background Cards):
*
にゃ / ニャ: Represents the contracted sound
"nya".
*
ぷ / プ: Represents the sound
"pu" (with a handakuten circle mark).
* There are also partial views of characters like
ザ (za) and
ゾ (zo).
How to use these:
* The character on the left in each box is
Hiragana (used for native Japanese words).
* The character on the right is
Katakana (used for foreign loanwords).
* The letters at the bottom show the Romanized pronunciation (Romaji).
Final Answer:
The image shows
Japanese Hiragana and Katakana flashcards for studying basic syllables such as
a, i, nu, ne, and
nya.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable japanese number flash cards.
