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29.69 hours
Friday, December 30, 2011
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
This, That & That Over There
これ - means "this"
Refers to items in the possession of the speaker. "This is a phone."
それ - means "that"
Refers to items in the possession of the person you're talking to. "That (in your hand) is a phone."
あれ - means "that over there"
Refers to items that are away from both the speaker and the person you're speaking to. "That over there (away from both of us) is a phone."
Reference - Textfugu.com
Refers to items in the possession of the speaker. "This is a phone."
それ - means "that"
Refers to items in the possession of the person you're talking to. "That (in your hand) is a phone."
あれ - means "that over there"
Refers to items that are away from both the speaker and the person you're speaking to. "That over there (away from both of us) is a phone."
Reference - Textfugu.com
Monday, December 12, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
Name-Ender Honorifics
~さん Standard "name-ender"
~くん (君)Mostly used on younger men
~ちゃん Mainly for girls or young children
~せんせい(先生)means "teacher"
~せんぱい(先輩)similar to せんせい, only it's for peers who are higher (level, rank, grade)
~くん (君)Mostly used on younger men
~ちゃん Mainly for girls or young children
~せんせい(先生)means "teacher"
~せんぱい(先輩)similar to せんせい, only it's for peers who are higher (level, rank, grade)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Kanji
Kanji--Meaning--音 (on)--訓 (kun)
十 ten じゅう ・ とお、と
刀 sword とう ・ かたな
丁 street ちょう ・ n/a
了 finish りょう ・ n/a
又 again n/a ・ また
十 ten じゅう ・ とお、と
刀 sword とう ・ かたな
丁 street ちょう ・ n/a
了 finish りょう ・ n/a
又 again n/a ・ また
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Kanji
Kanji--Meaning--音 (on)--訓 (kun)
人 person じん、にん ・ ひと
入 enter にゅう ・ いる、はいる
八 eight はち ・ や、やつ
力 power りょく、りき ・ ちから
人 person じん、にん ・ ひと
入 enter にゅう ・ いる、はいる
八 eight はち ・ や、やつ
力 power りょく、りき ・ ちから
Vocab
こうえん (park)
じしょ (dictionary)
ちかてつ (subway)
おてあらい (restroom – polite)
しお (salt)
つくえ (desk)
さとう (sugar)
はこ (box)
しゃしん (picture)
こども (child)
じしょ (dictionary)
ちかてつ (subway)
おてあらい (restroom – polite)
しお (salt)
つくえ (desk)
さとう (sugar)
はこ (box)
しゃしん (picture)
こども (child)
Kanji
Kanji--Meaning--音 (on)--訓 (kun)
一 one いち ひと.つ, ひと
二 two に ふた.つ, ふた
七 seven しち なな, なな.つ
九 nine きゅう, く ここの. ここの.つ
一 one いち ひと.つ, ひと
二 two に ふた.つ, ふた
七 seven しち なな, なな.つ
九 nine きゅう, く ここの. ここの.つ
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
Thursday, December 1, 2011
When To Use On’yomi & Kun’yomi
Textfugu.com
- When a kanji is on its own, often times you’ll use the くん reading (though there are exceptions to this).
- When a kanji is combined with another kanji, and no hiragana is attached, you’ll probably be using the おん reading. This is jukugo.
- A lot of the time, you’ll have to have prior knowledge of a particular word before you can know the pronunciation of it. Often times you canguess the pronunciation of a word / kanji based on your studies / a few indicators, but in the end preparedness and experience is key."
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