How to pronounce the voiced sound in Japanese?

Enter vu in the input method. In general, only katakana voiced sounds are used to express the sounds of V and vu in loanwords.

Sometimes used in comics or something? These informal descriptions are mostly onomatopoeic words, such as yelling, growling, etc., which can be transformed by pressing the space bar or shift key with vu, which is not recommended at ordinary times.

Because there is no fricative V in Japanese, some derivative pseudonyms are created to record some loanwords with this sound.

In fact, at the turn of Edo and Meiji era, Fukuzawa Yukichi first mentioned using ヴ or ワ゛ to express the sound V in his works. After the war, Japan began to advocate the use of "ヴ" in 1954.

Therefore, five such sounds are derived, va=ヴァ, vi=ヴィ, Wu =ヴェ, ve=ヴェ, vo=ヴォ, all of which are katakana and corresponding flat. Pronunciation is the same as バ, ビ, ブ, ベ, ボ.

In the past, you will see that five V's under pseudonyms such as ワ゛ヰ゛ヱ゛ヲ゛. have retired from the ranks of modern pseudonyms because of ヰヱ (Wi) and ヱ(we).

ウァ, ィ, ィ, ィ, ェ, ェ, ウ, ウ, ウ, ウ, ウ, ウ, ウ, ウ, ウ.

The current situation is that the バ line and the ヴ line are mixed. The バ line seems to be more used to recording V sounds than the ヴ line, but the ヴ line is more reasonable. So you can use either one. For example, the violin can be written as バィリン or ヴァィォリン.