(だくおん)

だくおん
noun
voiced sound; voiced kana
language
1. voiced sound; voiced kana
A Japanese syllable produced with vocal cord vibration, indicated by the dakuten (゛) diacritical mark. For example, か→が, さ→ざ, た→だ, は→ば. One of the fundamental concepts in Japanese phonology.
濁音(だくおん)だ。
'Ga' is the voiced form of 'ka.'
Let's practice pronouncing voiced sounds.
日本語(にほんご)濁音(だくおん)「が(ぎょう)」「ざ(ぎょう)」「だ(ぎょう)」「ば(ぎょう)(よん)(ぎょう)ある
Japanese voiced sounds include four rows: the ga-row, za-row, da-row, and ba-row.

Compound of (だく) (muddied, voiced) + (おん) (sound). The 濁点(だくてん) (゛) mark added to kana to indicate voicing is sometimes called "点々(てんてん)" (dots) in casual speech.

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