Basic Japanese Kanji Volume 1. Timothy G. Stout
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Three (3) strokes A child reaching out his arms
■ Trace the gray lines, and then practice on your own.
■ Useful vocabulary: Write the character, and trace the gray ones.
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こども | kodomo | child |
おとこのこ | otokonoko | boy | |
おんなのこ | onnanoko | girl | |
こいぬ | koinu | puppy | |
ひとりっこ | hitorikko | only child | |
ふたご | futago | twins |
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好
Like
Six (6) strokes Children like their mothers
■ Trace the gray lines, and then practice on your own.
■ Useful vocabulary: Write the character, and trace the gray ones.
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すきな | suki na | like, favorable (adj.) |
おこのみやき | okonomiyaki | savory hotcakes |
* An asterisk denotes vocabulary with kanji that have not yet been introduced.
Naoki san wa kōkō sannensei desu. Naoki san no ie no chikaku ni petto shoppu ga arimasu. Naoki san wa mainichi petto shoppu no mae ni tachidomatte koinu tachi o mimasu. Koinu tachi o miteiru to, kodomo no toki ni katteita inu o omoidashimasu.
Questions 3-D
1. What grade is Naoki in? (A. 3rd grade, B. 6th grade, C. 9th grade, D. 12th grade)
2. Where is the pet shop? (A. near Naoki’s house, B. near Naoki’s school, C. halfway between Naoki’s house and school, D. near the train station)
3. What does Naoki do at the pet shop? (A. enters the pet shop, and looks around, B. talks to the pet shop owner about the puppies, C. talks with his friends about the puppies, D. looks at the puppies through the front window)
4. What do the puppies in the pet shop remind Naoki of? (A. when he owned a dog, B. that he always wanted a dog C. that he was afraid of dogs, D. that he did not like dogs)
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方
Person (polite), this one, direction
Four (4) strokes This is the distinguished person who ran ten thousand miles
■ Trace the gray lines, and then practice on your own.
■ Useful vocabulary: Write the character, and trace the gray ones.
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このかた | kono kata | this person (polite) |
しかた | shikata | how to do | |
ゆうがた | yūgata | early evening | |
ほうめん | hōmen | direction | |
りょうほう | ryōhō | both |
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々
Noun pluralizer
Three (3) strokes A person bent over in repetitious labor (Not technically a kanji, but used when writing kanji)
■ Trace the gray lines, and then practice on your own.
■ Useful vocabulary: Write the character, and trace the gray ones.
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いちにち | ichinichi | one by one, separately |
ひび | hibi | daily, day after day | |
つきづき | tsukizuki | every month | |
ひとびと | hitobito | people, each person | |
かたがた | katagata | people (honorific) |
* An asterisk denotes vocabulary with kanji that have not yet been introduced.
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