The image you provided is a set of Kanji flashcards for the JLPT N5 level. Each card includes the Kanji character, its readings (both On'yomi and Kun'yomi), example words, and English translations. Below, I will explain each Kanji in detail:
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1. 日 (にち / ひ)
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Kanji: 日
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Meanings: day, sun, counter for days
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Readings:
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On'yomi: ニチ (nichi)
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Kun'yomi: ひ (hi)
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Example Words:
- その日 (そのひ): that day
- へいじつ (平日): weekday
- みっか (みっか): the third day of the month
- 三日 (さんにち): three days
- にちようび (日曜日): Sunday
#### Explanation:
- The Kanji 日 represents "day" or "sun." It is commonly used as a counter for days (e.g., 三日 = three days) and can also mean "Sunday" when combined with other characters (日曜日 = Sunday).
- The On'yomi reading (ニチ) is used in compound words like 月日 (がっぴ: date) or 火曜日 (かようび: Tuesday).
- The Kun'yomi reading (ひ) is used in native Japanese words like 今日 (きょう: today).
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2. 本 (ほん / もと)
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Kanji: 本
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Meanings: book, present, true, counter for long cylindrical things
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Readings:
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On'yomi: ホン (hon)
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Kun'yomi: もと (motо)
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Example Words:
- 五本 (ごほん): five pieces (long object)
- 本だな (ほんだな): bookshelf
- 日本 (にほん): Japan
#### Explanation:
- The Kanji 本 represents "book," "present," or "true." It is also used as a counter for long cylindrical objects (e.g., 五本 = five pieces).
- The On'yomi reading (ホン) is used in compound words like 本棚 (ほんだな: bookshelf) or 本気 (ほんき: serious).
- The Kun'yomi reading (もと) is used in native Japanese words like 本物 (ほんもの: genuine thing).
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3. 語 (ご / ことば)
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Kanji: 語
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Meanings: word, speech, language
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Readings:
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On'yomi: ゴ (go)
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Kun'yomi: ことば (kotobа)
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Example Words:
- 日本語 (にほんご): Japanese (language)
- 英語 (えいご): English (language)
#### Explanation:
- The Kanji 語 represents "word," "speech," or "language." It is commonly used in words related to languages.
- The On'yomi reading (ゴ) is used in compound words like 外国語 (がいこくご: foreign language).
- The Kun'yomi reading (ことば) is used in native Japanese words like 言葉 (ことば: word).
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Summary of Solutions:
Each Kanji card provides essential information for learning and memorizing the Kanji:
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日: Used for "day," "sun," and counting days. Example: 三日 (three days).
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本: Used for "book," "present," and counting long objects. Example: 五本 (five pieces).
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語: Used for "word," "speech," and "language." Example: 日本語 (Japanese language).
These flashcards are designed to help learners understand the multiple meanings, readings, and uses of each Kanji, which is crucial for mastering Japanese at the JLPT N5 level.
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