Learn voiced hiragana consonants, 濁音 (だくおん dakuon) ひらがな, with food vocabulary. だくおん (dakuon) are syllabaries with「゛」.
がり
(gari)
pickled ginger
ぎゅうにゅう
(gyūnyū)
milk
ぐんかんまき
(gunkanmaki)
battleship roll
げんまい (玄米)
(genmai)
brown rice
ごぼう
(gobō)
burdock
ざるそば
(zarusoba)
cold soba
じゃがいも
(jagaimo)
potato
ずわいがに
(zuwaigani)
snow crab
ぜんざい
(zenzai)
sweet red bean soup
ぞうすい
(zōsui)
rice porridge
だいこん
(daikon)
Japanese radish
おちゃづけ
(ochazuke)
tea over rice
でんがく
(dengaku)
sweet-savory miso glaze
どらやき
(dorayaki)
pancake with sweet red bean paste
ばんちゃ
(bancha)
everyday green tea
びわ
(biwa)
loquat
ぶどう
(bodō)
grape
べんとう
(bentō)
bento
ぼたもち
(botamochi)
sticky rice with sweet red bean paste
Practice Notebooks
Writing is the best way to learn. Practice writing hiragana and katakana with these Pompette-designed genkōyōshi-style grid notebooks.
Listen to the pronunciations and practice in the videos.
Shop Hiragana Chart Goods
Hang the chart in front of your desk, carry the chart with you wherever you go. Have a cup of tea and guess what the missing letters are. Can you name all the items?
