Japanese Hiragana Chart Infographic | avoir chart

Language learning infographic titled "Japanese Hiragana Chart". Archetype: ALPHABET POSTER. Clean educational poster, Duolingo-friendly, high-contrast academic palette, sharp typography, precise grid layout. Create a complete hiragana reference chart arranged in a clear gojūon-style matrix with columns labeled in English for vowels and consonant groups, and rows/cells showing each kana clearly. Each cell shows: hiragana character + romanization + English label or category where helpful + phonetic hint if useful. Include main basic hiragana set: あ a, い i, う u, え e, お o; か ka, き ki, く ku, け ke, こ ko; さ sa, し shi, す su, せ se, そ so; た ta, ち chi, つ tsu, て te, と to; な na, に ni, ぬ nu, ね ne, の no; は ha, ひ hi, ふ fu, へ he, ほ ho; ま ma, み mi, む mu, め me, も mo; や ya, ゆ yu, よ yo; ら ra, り ri, る ru, れ re, ろ ro; わ wa, を wo; ん n. Add advanced reference sections for dakuten and handakuten variants: が ga, ぎ gi, ぐ gu, げ ge, ご go; ざ za, じ ji, ず zu, ぜ ze, ぞ zo; だ da, ぢ ji, づ zu, で de, ど do; ば ba, び bi, ぶ bu, べ be, ぼ bo; ぱ pa, ぴ pi, ぷ pu, ぺ pe, ぽ po. Add yōon combinations section with examples such as きゃ kya, きゅ kyu, きょ kyo; しゃ sha, しゅ shu, しょ sho; ちゃ cha, ちゅ chu, ちょ cho; にゃ nya, にゅ nyu, にょ nyo; ひゃ hya, ひゅ hyu, ひょ hyo; みゃ mya, みゅ myu, みょ myo; りゃ rya, りゅ ryu, りょ ryo; ぎゃ gya, ぎゅ gyu, ぎょ gyo; じゃ ja, じゅ ju, じょ jo; びゃ bya, びゅ byu, びょ byo; ぴゃ pya, ぴゅ pyu, ぴょ pyo. Include a small English-only legend for categories like basic, voiced, semi-voiced, contracted sounds, and pronunciation notes. Tasteful minimal academic design, subtle geometric accents only, no cultural stereotyping, no unnecessary imagery. Visually suggest search intent through abstract chart-like composition only, with no extra on-image text beyond the educational content. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Linguistically accurate spelling and diacritics in BOTH the taught language and the label language. No cultural stereotyping. Tasteful imagery.