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The combinations にゃ, にゅ, and にょ are not to be confused with the sequences んや, んゆ, and んよ. The combinations of に with a small ''y'' kana each represent a single mora, while the sequences of ん followed by a large ''y'' kana represent two separate morae. The distinction can be illustrated with minimal pairs such as かにゅう ''ka-nyu-u'', "joining", and かんゆう ''ka-n-yu-u'', "persuasion", which are easily distinguished in speech, although in some romanization styles they might both be written ''kanyu''. In Hepburn romanization, they are distinguished with an apostrophe: ''kanyū'' and ''kan'yū''.-->

 

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