一、二、三、四、五、六、七、八、九、十、百、千、万、円
After Hiragana and Katakana, let’s start learning Kanji! In this lesson, I will introduce 14 Kanji related to numbers. Does it look difficult? Don’t worry! Let’s practice step by step and repeat until you feel comfortable! 😊
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💡 How to Study
1. Meaning and Readings
First, check the meaning and the readings of each Kanji.
2. Practice with Examples
Next, practice with some vocabulary examples. Listen to my voice and try to mimic the pronunciation!
📝 Review & Writing Practice PDF
I’ve prepared a PDF Kanji list for your review! It includes the 14 Kanji we studied today and also some space for writing practice. It’s free to screenshot! 🎁
For free screenshot, open below👇
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For Tablets
Windows📱
You can use Microsoft Edge or apps like OneNote to trace and practice with your digital pen.
Apple (iPad)📱
You can use Goodnotes or the Files app to trace and practice with your digital pen.
✨ Extra Learning Advice
- Kanji readings change depending on the words they are combined with. It’s challenging, but it’s one of the most interesting parts of Japanese!
- The Japanese currency unit “円” is written as “Yen” in English, but the Japanese pronunciation is “えん / en“!
🌸 Message from Ako-sensei
Great job on your first Kanji lesson! It’s okay if you can’t memorize everything yet. Study at your own pace. Some people learn by reading, others by writing — find what works best for you! Keep reviewing and practicing. You can use the Review sheet as many times as you need! 😊
― Ako
✨Next Step ＞＞ Let’s learn Kanji for “right” and “left”.
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