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さあ

saa = come on

A man holding a bowl of Salsa stands at the open town gates while a knight in Armor waits: Come On in, everyone!

In a bustling welcome plaza, an enthusiastic plaza host stands in the foreground, holding a three-legged turquoise ceramic bowl filled with chunky red salsa, featuring a single, oversized triangular tortilla chip wedged permanently upright like a sail. The host beckons with a physical 'come on' gesture toward a bulky, matte-grey steel suit of medieval armor featuring a bright orange helmet plume and a large, star-shaped dent on the chest plate. The suit of armor steps hesitantly forward through a wide-open wooden gate. Festive confetti showers down over the scene, and a long bowing shadow stretches across the stone ground from a nearby banner pole.

How to remember さあ

Each sound in saa has a picture. Put them together and you get the scene above.

さ
sa → Salsa

あ
a → Armor

Also in lesson 8

なす nasu · eggplant

さかな sakana · fish

それから sorekara · and after that

たき taki · waterfall

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