MODIFIED SYLLABLES Reading and Writing I. Modified syllables (e.g., kya, kyu, kyo) and double consonants are wrilten in kalakana in the same way as in hiragana. i. # * -< -7 2. * v 7, h 3- 'J •> -v 4. -> > -< y 5. v -V * b 6. i/ ay 9 8. 3 7 7 9. •> 3 t* > 7' 1. kyabetsu (cabbage) 2. kyasuto (cast) .1 Girisba (Greece) 4. stump* n (champagne) 5. jasuto (just) 6. shokku (shock) T. kilchin (kitchen) K koppu (cup) 9. shappinfu (shopping) 2. Long sounds are represented by a dash, —, io. h' — >V II. #—ll> 12. n—t — i3. x + — i4. f'<— y is. x— ■/ 10 biru (beer) 11. bSru (ball) 12. kSbT (coffee) 13. Juki (ski) 14, depito (department store) 15. supu (soup) 3. Some syllables (sounds), such as English "di," "ti." "fa," do not exist in (he Japanese syllabary and therefore can't be transliterated directly into kalakana. They are represented by such combinations as seen in the following examples. 16. fix? t> \i.T3--7 is. r^xn 19. 7 r i b 20. "7 x > x 21. 7 i — IVY 12.7 it-7 u.Vr a* ff 4 — f - 25. y x =. % 26. x K ^ Rondon 7. X £ X Sumisu 8- fal A h Howaito 9. "7" -7 *7 > Buraun I. America 2. England 3. France 4. Germany 5. New York 6. London 7. Smith 8. White 9. Brown KATAKANA 65 E3 Reading and Writing 2. X U tf 4. /<~f--f- 6. f" 3 Z3 U t. x # - b 9. sarada kôra pi za chĺzu banana ^ chokorěto sukäto zubon nekutai io. v jf *r y h jaketto I, salad 2. cola i. piiia 4. cheese 5. banana 6. chocolate 7. skirl 8. trousers 9. necktie 10. suit jacket katakana 67