ちいさい「っ」と のばす おと Small tsu and long sounds

정답: 3 ひこうき

Line 3 says ひこうき? いいえ、とり! (An airplane? No, a bird!) It looked like an airplane, but it was a bird.

정답: 1 がっこう

Line 4 says あ、とけい! がっこう! (Oh, the clock! School!) Seeing the clock, the writer realizes it is time for school, so there is no time to be slow.

정답: 2 kitte

A small っ is a short pause before the next sound. In romaji, you double the next letter, so きって is kitte (stamp). きて would be kite.

정답: 4 yukkuri

ゆ is yu, then a small っ, then く ku and り ri, so it is yukkuri (slowly). The small っ doubles the k.

정답: 1 ひこうき

こう is a long こ, written ō, so hikōki is ひこうき (airplane). ひこうぎ is hikōgi, ひこき has no long sound, and ひっこうき has an extra small っ.

정답: 2 gyūnyū

ぎゅう is gyū and にゅう is nyū; both are long sounds. So it is gyūnyū (milk).

정답: 3 ちょっと

cho is ちょ, then a small っ, then と to, so chotto is ちょっと (a little). ちょと has no small っ, and ちょうと has a long sound (chōto).

정답: 2 obāsan

ばあ is a long ば, so it is obāsan (grandmother). Without the long sound, おばさん (obasan) means aunt.

정답: 1 いいえ

Asked おいしい? (Is it tasty?), the person answers ちょっと…… (well, not really), so いいえ (no) fits.

정답: 4 おいしい

おいしい (delicious) describes the milk: おいしい ぎゅうにゅう means "delicious milk." The other words are nouns or an answer word, so they do not fit.