Tag: kanji
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Simple sentences of Japanese !!
Nihongo no benkyou koto ga i ka? Is my Japanese learning fine? Lets see how much I can read from following sentences written in Hiragana/kanji. The [] parts. But first why shinbashi is written as shimbashi in English, in the image? emmu ga nihongo de arimasen nee. ennu. wakaru? 1. ichi no wa, hitotsu no…
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Learning some important Japanese !!
Learning some important Japanese !! Kanji from (日本の美しさ), I know the corresponding words of most .. I could say here everything in Japanese (the corresponding spoken words) except 5 days of week. I knew them but forgot. wasureta yo, the colors also I could not say 3 of them, actually flipped red (akai) and blue (aoi),…
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My nihongo improvements.
My learning of the Japanese Language is two legged, once when I was living in Japan during 2002-2007; I lived there for 3 years. The interest of mine to learn any foreign language for that matter is immense, currently I am interested to learn more scripts, than I can happily be pursuing. The 2nd time…
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Interesting factoid in kanji, Say GO like GO. #mdashf #kanji3
I found an interesting kanji: 語, go. It means words/language/spoken etc 語 ＝口＋（音）＋口＋五 Evidently 語; 言口五, Is 言; 口音? In any case; go = mouth + voice + mouth + go. (or say “go” = language/words like “go” = 5) It means voice produced by humans hence language or words etc but its said like…
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Country, state, District, life, restictions, power and freedom in ancient-Japan
A mouth [口] is also an enclosure. eg a country is to its people an enclosure. country [国]. You see that this encloses people/life: [生]. Also the [生] is placed upside down as it does not matter.
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