French Verb Tables Printable in Japanese Hiragana Chart

Language learning infographic titled "Japanese Hiragana Pronunciation Chart". Archetype: PRONUNCIATION CHART. Create a clean educational poster in a watercolor study sheet style with a soft pastel palette, sharp typography, and Duolingo-friendly layout. Render a central structured hiragana chart with clear grid organization by vowel columns and consonant rows. Include the full basic hiragana set, with each cell showing: the hiragana character + romanized pronunciation + English sound label or brief English pronunciation cue where helpful. Organize columns as a, i, u, e, o and rows such as vowel, k, s, t, n, h, m, y, r, w. Include characters such as 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 o/wo, ん n. Add a secondary section for voiced and semi-voiced sounds with cells such as 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 a compact section for combination sounds with y, 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. Add small English reference labels such as "Basic Hiragana", "Voiced Sounds", "Combination Sounds", "Vowel Row", and "Pronunciation Guide". Include subtle tasteful study-sheet decorations only, with no cultural stereotyping and no unrelated text. Ensure linguistically accurate spelling and diacritics in both Japanese and English labels. 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.