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Here we go with "GBAtemp KANJI LESSON"'s! PP
It's a good opportunity for me to check what i've forgot already
LESSON#1 - INTRODUCTION
*Kanji was imported over the centuries from China. The pictograms are typically (much) more complex than kana (remember, "kana" refers collectively to hiragana and katakana) and, furthermore, have different readings and meanings depending on how they're combined with other kanji. They represent ideas or words rather than syllables, although of course hiragana or katakana could be used to spell out the pronunciation.
*Kanji have two sorts of readings/ways of being pronounced: "on" readings and "kun" readings.
*The "on" readings are based loosely on the original Chinese pronunciation of the kanji, and are typically used when a kanji is part of a compound(written with at least one other kanji to form a word).
*The "kun" reading is used when kanji are used on their own, either as complete nouns in their own right or as adjective and verb stems.
Hiragana / Katakana Tables
LESSON#1.1 - BASIC KANJI
*[ kanji ] *[ on-reading ] *[ kun-reading ] *[ meaning ]
*[ ? ] *[?jin?nin ] *[?hito ] *[ person ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ ichi?itsu ] *[ hito?hitotsu ] *[ 1] STROKE ORDER
*[?? ] *[ ni ] *[ futa?futatsu ] *[ 2 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ san ] *[ mi?mitsu?mittsu ] *[ 3 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ shi ] *[ yo?yotsu?yottsu?yon ] *[ 4 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[?go ] *[ itsu?itsutsu ] *[ 5 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ roku ] *[ mu?mutsu?muttsu ] *[ 6 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ shichi ] *[ nana?nanatsu ] *[ 7 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ hachi ] *[ ya?yatsu?yattsu ] *[ 8 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ kyuu?ku ] *[ kokono??kokonotsu ] *[ 9 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ juu ] *[to?too ] *[ 10 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[?hon ] *[ moto ] *[ book ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ jitsu?nichi ] *[ ka?hi ] *[ day, sun ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ gatsu?getsu ] *[ tsuki ] *[ moon, month ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ ka ] *[ hi ] *[ fire ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ sui ] *[ mizu ] *[ water ] STROKE ORDER
LESSON#1.2 - BASIC COMPOUNDS
*[ compound ] *[ reading ] *[ meaning ]
*[ ?? ] *[ tsuitachi ] *[ first day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ futsuka ] *[ second day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ mikka ] *[ third day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ yokka ] *[ fourth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ itsuka ] *[ fifth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ muika ] *[ sixth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ nanoka ] *[ seventh day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ youka ] *[ eighth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ kokonoka ] *[ ninth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ tooka ] *[ tenth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ ichigatsu ] *[ January ]
*[ ?? ] *[ nigatsu ] *[ February ]
*[ ?? ] *[ sangatsu ] *[ March ]
*[ ?? ] *[ shigatsu ] *[ April ]
*[ ?? ] *[ gogatsu ] *[ May ]
*[ ?? ] *[ rokugatsu ] *[ June ]
*[ ?? ] *[ shichigatsu ] *[ July ]
*[ ?? ] *[ hachigatsu ] *[ August ]
*[ ?? ] *[ kugatsu ] *[ September ]
*[ ?? ] *[ juugatsu ] *[ October ]
*[ ??? ] *[ juuichigatsu ] *[ November ]
*[ ??? ] *[ juunigatsu ] *[ December ]
*[ ???? ] *[ kayoubi ] *[ Tuesday ]
*[ ???? ] *[ suyoubi ] *[ Wednesday ]
*[ ?? ] *[ nihon ] *[ Japan ]
It's a good opportunity for me to check what i've forgot already
LESSON#1 - INTRODUCTION
*Kanji was imported over the centuries from China. The pictograms are typically (much) more complex than kana (remember, "kana" refers collectively to hiragana and katakana) and, furthermore, have different readings and meanings depending on how they're combined with other kanji. They represent ideas or words rather than syllables, although of course hiragana or katakana could be used to spell out the pronunciation.
*Kanji have two sorts of readings/ways of being pronounced: "on" readings and "kun" readings.
*The "on" readings are based loosely on the original Chinese pronunciation of the kanji, and are typically used when a kanji is part of a compound(written with at least one other kanji to form a word).
*The "kun" reading is used when kanji are used on their own, either as complete nouns in their own right or as adjective and verb stems.
Hiragana / Katakana Tables
LESSON#1.1 - BASIC KANJI
*[ kanji ] *[ on-reading ] *[ kun-reading ] *[ meaning ]
*[ ? ] *[?jin?nin ] *[?hito ] *[ person ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ ichi?itsu ] *[ hito?hitotsu ] *[ 1] STROKE ORDER
*[?? ] *[ ni ] *[ futa?futatsu ] *[ 2 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ san ] *[ mi?mitsu?mittsu ] *[ 3 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ shi ] *[ yo?yotsu?yottsu?yon ] *[ 4 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[?go ] *[ itsu?itsutsu ] *[ 5 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ roku ] *[ mu?mutsu?muttsu ] *[ 6 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ shichi ] *[ nana?nanatsu ] *[ 7 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ hachi ] *[ ya?yatsu?yattsu ] *[ 8 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ kyuu?ku ] *[ kokono??kokonotsu ] *[ 9 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ juu ] *[to?too ] *[ 10 ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[?hon ] *[ moto ] *[ book ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ jitsu?nichi ] *[ ka?hi ] *[ day, sun ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ gatsu?getsu ] *[ tsuki ] *[ moon, month ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ ka ] *[ hi ] *[ fire ] STROKE ORDER
*[ ? ] *[ sui ] *[ mizu ] *[ water ] STROKE ORDER
LESSON#1.2 - BASIC COMPOUNDS
*[ compound ] *[ reading ] *[ meaning ]
*[ ?? ] *[ tsuitachi ] *[ first day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ futsuka ] *[ second day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ mikka ] *[ third day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ yokka ] *[ fourth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ itsuka ] *[ fifth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ muika ] *[ sixth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ nanoka ] *[ seventh day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ youka ] *[ eighth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ kokonoka ] *[ ninth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ tooka ] *[ tenth day of the month ]
*[ ?? ] *[ ichigatsu ] *[ January ]
*[ ?? ] *[ nigatsu ] *[ February ]
*[ ?? ] *[ sangatsu ] *[ March ]
*[ ?? ] *[ shigatsu ] *[ April ]
*[ ?? ] *[ gogatsu ] *[ May ]
*[ ?? ] *[ rokugatsu ] *[ June ]
*[ ?? ] *[ shichigatsu ] *[ July ]
*[ ?? ] *[ hachigatsu ] *[ August ]
*[ ?? ] *[ kugatsu ] *[ September ]
*[ ?? ] *[ juugatsu ] *[ October ]
*[ ??? ] *[ juuichigatsu ] *[ November ]
*[ ??? ] *[ juunigatsu ] *[ December ]
*[ ???? ] *[ kayoubi ] *[ Tuesday ]
*[ ???? ] *[ suyoubi ] *[ Wednesday ]
*[ ?? ] *[ nihon ] *[ Japan ]