Maru and Tenten





DAKU ON
COMBINATION-1
（゛） TENTEN（てんてん）＆ ( ○ )MARU
TENTEN （ ゛ ）SYMBOL ON THE RIGHT TOP OF THE LETTER IS CALLED TENTEN.

が   (GAA)
ぎ   (GEE)
ぐ   (GU)
げ   (GE)
ご   (GO)
ざ   (ZA)
じ   (JI/ZI)
ず   (ZU)
ぜ   (ZE)
ぞ    (ZO)
だ   (DA)
ぢ   (DI)
づ   (DU)
で   (DE)
ど   (DO)
ば   (BA)
び   (BI)
ぶ   (BU)
べ   (BE)
ぼ   (BO)

MARU ( ○ ) SYMBOL ON THE RIGHT TOP OF THE LETTER IS CALLED MARU
ぱ   (PA)
ぴ   (PI)
ぷ   (PU)
ぺ   (PE)
ぽ   (PO)

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