This kana looks similar to one you'll learn very soon, お, so note the differences and keep it separate.
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イア - Katakana Details
This is pronouced like the a sound in father. This is interesting because, like English and Spanish, Japanese also starts off with an ah.
This kana looks similar to one you'll learn very soon, お, so note the differences and keep it separate.
This kana looks similar to one you'll learn very soon, お, so note the differences and keep it separate.
