まい日、かん字のれんしゅうしてますか？
Are you practicing Kanji everyday?
I post this Kanji lesson everyday.
There're over 80.000 Kanji in the world.
That's alot and takes a long time to learn.
But don't worry.
According to study,You should know at least 2,000 Kanji if you live in Japan comfortably.
In these lessons, I'm gonna teach you basic Kanji which you should know.
If you've not read previous lesson plz check 'em Let's learn basic Kanji! #3
Let's start :)
出 音: ・シュツ・スイ 訓:・で(る)・だ(す)
Meaning: 'out'
Example sentence:ここから出ていってくれますか？。/Koko kara dete itte kuremasu ka?.
(Could you get out here?)
女 音: ・ジョ・ニョ・ニョウ 訓:・おんな・むすめ・め
Meaning: 'lady'
Example sentence: 小さい女の子。/Chiisai onna no ko.
(A little girl)
小 音: ・ショウ 訓:・お・こ・ちい(さい)
Meaning: 'small''little'
Example sentence: こうえんに小学生がたくさんいる。/Kouen ni shou gaku sei ga takusan iru.
(There're many primary school students in a park)
*公園(こうえん)[n] park
小学生(しょうがくせい)[n] primary school student/s
上 音: ・ショウ・ジョウ 訓:・うえ・かみ・のぼ(る)
Meaning: 'up''on'
Example sentence:つくえの上にきれいな花があります/Tsukue no ue ni kirei na hana ga arimasu.
(There's a beautiful flower on a desk)
木 音: ・モク・ボク 訓:・き
Meaning: 'tree'
Example sentence: さくらの木を見にいく。/Sakura no ki wo mini iku.
(Go to see a cherry blossom)
人 音: ・ジン・ニン 訓:・ひと
Meaning: 'human''people'
Example sentence: えみねむはわたしのあこがれの人！。/Eminem wa watashi no akogare no hito.
(Eminem is the one who I admire.)
*憧れる(あこがれる)[v] to admire
水 音: ・スイ 訓:・みず
Meaning: 'water'
Example sentence: 水をすこしいただけますか？。/Mizu wo sukoshi itadake masuka?.
(Could you please give me some water?)
正 音: ・セイ・シュウ 訓:・ただ(しい)(す)・まさ
Meaning: 'used for things right/exactly 'just''correct'
Example sentence: この字は正しいですか？/Kono ji wa tadasii desu ka?.
(Is this letter correct?)
生 音: ・セイ・ショウ 訓:・い(きる)・なま
Meaning: 'live''alive''row'
Example sentence: まだ生きてるよね？/Mada ikite ru yone?
((Are you) still alive?)
夕 音: ・セキ 訓:・ゆう・ゆう(べ)
Meaning: 'evening''dusk'
Example sentence:夕ぐれまでにはもどります 。/Yuu gure made ni wa modori masu.
(I'll come back until dusk)
Phew, we did a lot, didn't we?
If you don't know Japanese grammar yet and not sure what sentence means don't worry about it.
When you leran Japanese language as your 2nd language you must know how to read it rather than meaning.
If you get used to reading Japanese sentence you'll understand that grammatical meaning quickly and easily. :)
I'll call it a day.
Thank you guys! :)
ありがとうございました！
