Hirigana is used for words that aren't from other countries or have been a part of the Japanese language for years. The way I remember it is that if it doesn't sound like an English word it's probably hirigana.
A- あ
I- い
U-う
E -え
O -お
Wa-わ
Wo-を
Ra-ら
Ri- り
Ru-る
Re-れ
Ro -ろ
Ya-や
Yu-ゆ
Yo-よ
Ma-ま
Mi-み
Mu-む
Me-め
Mo -も
Ha-は
Ba- ば
Hi-ひ
Bi- び
Fu-ふ
Bu- ぶ
He-へ
Be- べ
Ho-ほ
Bo- ぼ
Na-な
Ni-に
Nu-ぬ
Ne-ね
No-の
Ta-た
Da- だ
Chi-ち
Ji- (I couldn't find it on my keyboard but its sorta like chi but with the the little things on top)
Tsu-つ
Zu- (again I could find it on my keyboard)
Te-て
De- で
To-と
Do- ど
Sa-さ
Za- ざ
Shi -し
Ji- じ
Su-す
Zu- ず
Se-せ
Ze- ぜ
So-そ
Zo- ぞ
Ka-か
Ga- が
Ki-き
Gi- ぎ
Ku-く
Gu- ぐ
Ke-け
Ge- げ
Ko-こ
Go- ご
So I know they are kinda difficult to see so if you want you can look online. Also there's an app that tests your hirigana, katakana and kanji called kanji teacher which I highly recommend also if I was you I would look at YouTube videos so you can learn the pronunciation of the letters just so you can be sure you are saying it correctly. Ja ne!
