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Originally Posted by crimsonNataku
There are tiny marks that you can add to hiragana (and katakana) characters to change their sound.
た
だ
The double dots are used with hiragana or katakana to indicate a "voiced" sound. For example, this mark changes ta to da (as shown above), ka to ga, tsu to zu and shi to ji.
は
ぱ
This circle mark is used with hiragana or katakana to indicate a change from a hahihuheho sound to a papipupepo sound.
Hope this helps.
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Actually, it does. I was watching a podcast that was explaining about adding the marks, but it was something I had found and bookmarked. I'll look at it again right now. Thank you so much!