Japanese Katakana Stuying Help?

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Please give me a sentence or two that uses every katakana character. (No kanji or hirigana please) and if you can’ type katakana on your computer you can use romanji and I will translate it. things like lengthening and softening and blending and tiny "so" are optional.

 I need this so I can memorize how to write it, then associate each character with a word which has sounds. So if you can do this I will no every katakana character along with its sounds and alphabetical order.

If you still don't know what I mean, here's an example because this question is difficult to articulate.
if someone were asking for an English sentence that used every letter an answer would be, "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog." See? It has abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz in it. So please hurry

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there are some sentences like that in Japan too .
but they are too old oens, so they are not modern language.
because of that, you would not understand the meaning.

anyway,

イロハニホヘト　チリヌルヲ　ワカヨタレソ　ツネナラム
ウイノオクヤマ　ケフコエテ　アサキユメミシ　ヨヒモセス
+
ン


dont ask the meaning of the sentence lol, im Japanese tho

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You would however it'd be awkward to learn. Of path, due to the fact you are overseas you are forgiven. I feel writing practical sentences in English after which subsequent to that positioned what you feel it's in katakana could be first-class. Try to gain knowledge of hiragana subsequent (you quite must've found out that first) after which you'll write complete letters in hiragana and that could be a lot more proper. A dictionary is well for phrases you do not know but when you do not know find out how to positioned sentences in combination it is not going to come back out proper. Japanese have got to gain knowledge of English in university however that does not imply they are well at it. It does imply regardless that they are a lot more prone to realise practical sentences if written down.

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Japanese Katakana Stuying Help?

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