KYA! GYA! CHA!
Yōon refers to smaller versions of や、ゆ、よ. Written small. Used to combine sounds with a 'ya', 'yu', or 'yo' sound at the end depending on which yōon you attach.
So;
き+や= きゃ kya
Lets try again!
き+よ= きょ kyo
ぎ+や=ぎゃ gya
じ+ゆ=じゅ ju
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ne more time!
ち+や=ちゃ cha
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