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カタカナ6 ニュージーランド きたじま These tennis courts were surrounded by apartment buildings. Hitting a ball made quite a loud noise. In Japan in many schools pupils.

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1 カタカナ6 ニュージーランド きたじま These tennis courts were surrounded by apartment buildings. Hitting a ball made quite a loud noise. In Japan in many schools pupils learn to play “soft tennis” , using a soft tennis ball, which makes the game slower, less loud and easier to play.

2 どこかな? Auckland オークランド

3 2画目を2分割 3

4 An old orange tree with a broken branch.
オ for old 2画目を2分割 An old orange tree with a broken branch. 4

5 2画目を2分割 5

6 ク for cook 2画目を2分割 Looks like a cook’s hat. 6

7 2画目を2分割 7

8 His moustache is very rough.
ラ for rough 2画目を2分割 His moustache is very rough. 8

9 9

10 ン for one A ship with one sail. 10

11 11

12 ト for totem It’s a totem pole. 12

13 どこかな? Porirua ポリルア

14 2画目を2分割 14

15 It’s not hot when you sit in the shade.
ホ for hot 2画目を2分割 It’s not hot when you sit in the shade. 15

16 16

17 There are reed on the edge of the pond.
リ for reed There are reed on the edge of the pond. 17

18 2画目を2分割 18

19 ル for kangaroo 2画目を2分割 The legs of a kangaroo. 19

20 1画目を2分割 20

21 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”.
ア for Ah 1画目を2分割 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”. 21

22 どこかな? Taupo タウポ

23 2画目を2分割 23

24 A tadpole with one leg, soon to become a frog.
タ for tadpole 2画目を2分割 A tadpole with one leg, soon to become a frog. 24

25 3画目を2分割 25

26 An old woman carring a heavy pack on her back. “Oomp!”.
ウ for “Oomph!” 3画目を2分割 An old woman carring a heavy pack on her back. “Oomp!”. 26

27 2画目を2分割 27

28 It’s not hot when you sit in the shade.
ホ for hot 2画目を2分割 It’s not hot when you sit in the shade. 28

29 New sounds.... little あ??? Whangarei ファンガレイ ふぁんがれい

30 ふぁ 1画目を2分割 30

31 1画目を2分割 31

32 フ for who 1画目を2分割 Who is hungry? 32

33 1画目を2分割 33

34 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”.
ア for Ah 1画目を2分割 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”. 34

35 35

36 ン for one A ship with one sail. 36

37 あたらしいおと 1画目を3分割 37

38 Cut the bread with a sharp knife.
カ for cut 1画目を3分割 Cut the bread with a sharp knife. 38

39 1画目を2分割 39

40 レ for record 1画目を2分割 This record is broken. 40

41 41

42 イ for eagle An eagle 42

43 どこかな? Tauranga タウランガ

44 2画目を2分割 44

45 A tadpole with one leg, soon to become a frog.
タ for tadpole 2画目を2分割 A tadpole with one leg, soon to become a frog. 45

46 3画目を2分割 46

47 An old woman carring a heavy pack on her back. “Oomp!”.
ウ for “Oomph!” 3画目を2分割 An old woman carring a heavy pack on her back. “Oomp!”. 47

48 2画目を2分割 48

49 His moustache is very rough.
ラ for rough 2画目を2分割 His moustache is very rough. 49

50 50

51 ン for one A ship with one sail. 51

52 1画目を3分割 52

53 Cut the bread with a sharp knife.
カ for cut 1画目を3分割 Cut the bread with a sharp knife. 53

54 New Katakana Hamilton はみるとん ハミルトン

55 55

56 The roof of the hut has a hole in it.
ハ for hut The roof of the hut has a hole in it. 56

57 あたらしいカタカナ 57

58 ミ for me My cat scratched me. 58

59 2画目を2分割 59

60 ル for kangaroo 2画目を2分割 The legs of a kangaroo. 60

61 61

62 ト for totem It’s a totem pole. 62

63 63

64 ン for one A ship with one sail. 64

65 New Katakana Rotorua ろとるあ ロトルア

66 あたらしいカタカナ 2画目を2分割 66

67 ロ for rock 2画目を2分割 An unusual square rock. 67

68 68

69 ト for totem It’s a totem pole. 69

70 2画目を2分割 70

71 ル for kangaroo 2画目を2分割 The legs of a kangaroo. 71

72 1画目を2分割 72

73 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”.
ア for Ah 1画目を2分割 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”. 73

74 New Katakana and new sounds
Napier ねーぴあ ネーピア

75 あたらしいカタカナ 2画目を2分割 75

76 You’ll never find your way on these roads.
ネ for never 2画目を2分割 You’ll never find your way on these roads. 76

77 あたらしいおと 3画目を4分割 77

78 ヒ for he He is doing sit –ups. 78

79 1画目を2分割 79

80 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”.
ア for Ah 1画目を2分割 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”. 80

81 どこかな? New Plymouth ニュープリマス

82 82

83 二 for needles These are two needles. 83

84 1画目を2分割 84

85 ユ for you 1 1画目を2分割 Who is number 1? You! 85

86 1画目を2分割 2画目を4分割 86

87 フ for who 1画目を2分割 Who is hungry? 87

88 88

89 There are reed on the edge of the pond.
リ for reed There are reed on the edge of the pond. 89

90 1画目を2分割 90

91 マ for muffin 1画目を2分割 She is eating a muffin. 91

92 1画目を2分割 92

93 Soup is dribbling down his chin.
ス for soup 1画目を2分割 Soup is dribbling down his chin. 93

94 どこかな? Masterton マスタートン

95 1画目を2分割 95

96 マ for muffin 1画目を2分割 She is eating a muffin. 96

97 1画目を2分割 97

98 Soup is dribbling down his chin.
ス for soup 1画目を2分割 Soup is dribbling down his chin. 98

99 2画目を2分割 99

100 A tadpole with one leg, soon to become a frog.
タ for tadpole 2画目を2分割 A tadpole with one leg, soon to become a frog. 100

101 101

102 ト for totem It’s a totem pole. 102

103 103

104 ン for one A ship with one sail. 104

105 New Katakana and new sound.. Little い??
Hastings へいすてぃんぐす ヘイスティングス

106 あたらしいカタカナ 1画目を2分割 106

107 This points in the direction of Heaven.
へ for Heaven 1画目を2分割 This points in the direction of Heaven. 107

108 108

109 イ for eagle An eagle 109

110 1画目を2分割 110

111 Soup is dribbling down his chin.
ス for soup 1画目を2分割 Soup is dribbling down his chin. 111

112 あたらしいおと てぃ 112

113 This looks like a television antenna.
テ for television antenna This looks like a television antenna. 113

114 イ for eagle An eagle 114

115 New Katakana Wanganui わんがぬい ワンガヌイ

116 あたらしいカタカナ 2画目を2分割 116

117 A baby with new teeth crying “ Wa, wa….”.
ワ for Wa, wa…. 2画目を2分割 A baby with new teeth crying “ Wa, wa….”. 117

118 118

119 ン for one A ship with one sail. 119

120 1画目を3分割 120

121 Cut the bread with a sharp knife.
カ for cut 1画目を3分割 Cut the bread with a sharp knife. 121

122 あたらしいカタカナ 1画目を2分割 122

123 A noodle stuck between the teeth
ヌ for noodle 1画目を2分割 A noodle stuck between the teeth 123

124 124

125 イ for eagle An eagle 125

126 New Katakana and new sound.. Little え??
Wellington うぇりんとん ウェリントン

127 あたらしいおと あたらしいカタカナ 127

128 3画目を2分割 128

129 An old woman carring a heavy pack on her back. “Oomp!”.
ウ for “Oomph!” 3画目を2分割 An old woman carring a heavy pack on her back. “Oomp!”. 129

130 あたらしいカタカナ 130

131 The curtains close at the end of the performance.
エ for end The curtains close at the end of the performance. 131

132 132

133 133

134 There are reed on the edge of the pond.
リ for reed There are reed on the edge of the pond. 134

135 135

136 ン for one A ship with one sail. 136

137 137

138 ト for totem It’s a totem pole. 138

139 139

140 ン for one A ship with one sail. 140

141 Upper Hutt あっぱー はっと アッパー ハット

142 1画目を2分割 142

143 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”.
ア for Ah 1画目を2分割 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”. 143

144 あたらしいカタカナ 144

145 ツ for two buttons. A needle and two buttons.
Japanese person says “tsu” for “two”. A needle and two buttons. 145

146 146

147 ツ for two buttons. A needle and two buttons.
Japanese person says “tsu” for “two”. A needle and two buttons. 147

148 3画目を4分割 148

149 The roof of the hut has a hole in it.
ハ for hut The roof of the hut has a hole in it. 149

150 150

151 The roof of the hut has a hole in it.
ハ for hut The roof of the hut has a hole in it. 151

152 152

153 ツ for two buttons. A needle and two buttons.
Japanese person says “tsu” for “two”. A needle and two buttons. 153

154 154

155 ト for totem It’s a totem pole. 155

156 どこかな? Lower Hutt ローアー ハット

157 2画目を2分割 157

158 ロ for rock 2画目を2分割 An unusual square rock. 158

159 1画目を2分割 159

160 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”.
ア for Ah 1画目を2分割 Stick your tongue out and say “Ah”. 160

161 161

162 The roof of the hut has a hole in it.
ハ for hut The roof of the hut has a hole in it. 162

163 163

164 ツ for two buttons. A needle and two buttons.
Japanese person says “tsu” for “two”. A needle and two buttons. 164

165 165

166 ト for totem It’s a totem pole. 166

167 やゃ ア  イ  ユュ ウ ぅ オ ぉ ツッ つっ えぇ エェ


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