Katakana Writng Practices

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A - O
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KA - KO
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SA - SO
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TA - TO
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NA - NO
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HA - HO
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MA - MO
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YA - YO
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RA - RO
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WA - N
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Yoko Kano, University of North Carolina at Wilmington