Hiragana and Katakana Tables

If you cannot read an entry on this page, you may select the kana and then add it to your Study List. After you have learned to read and write the syllabary, simply delete it from your Study List; there is no need to include it in your Learned Glyph List. Note that a rather full list of possible entries using a Japanese input method editor (IME) are posted here, and while some entries are perhaps unusual from the standpoint of English speakers, a plethora of other languages are still spoken which make good use of these syllabic combinations, such as Urdu, Swahili, Vietnamese, Lithuanian, Scottish Gaelic, and so on.