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      Hiragana:
[ a ]
[ ka ]
[ sa ]
[ ta ]
[ na ]
[ ha ]
[ ma ]
[ ya ]
[ ra ]
[ wa, wo, n ]
[ ゐ and ゑ (ancient hiragana in disuse) ]
Katakana:
[ a ]
[ ka ]
[ sa ]
[ ta ]
[ na ]
[ ha ]
[ ma ]
[ ya ]
[ ra ]
[ wa, wo, n ]
[ ヰ and ヱ (ancient katakana in disuse) ]
In this lesson you are going to learn how to read and write タ、チ、ツ、テ、ト. Adding two small lines called 
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| Sound: | di | |
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 Few words contain ヂ and none start with it. ジ is used instead most of the time. 
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 Few words contain the mora ヅ.  | 
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