Learn Japanese - Kanji

Important Kanji

2012/May/07

For Kanji beginners

We introduced a basic Kanji and its Kanji words (Kanji-included vocabulary).
We also provided simple sentences including the other Kanjis with Ruby.
It help you to understand the object Kanji and to brush up the other Kanjis.

This is for those who have already started learning Kanji.
If you are new to learning Kanji, The First Step of learning Kanji is available.

(いし)stone
石油(せきゆ)oil, petroleum油672
石炭(せきたん)coal炭958
宝石(ほうせき)jewel宝730
化石(かせき)fossil化357

Kanji numbers are from 2001.Kanji.Odyssey

Practices

1.
かわどもいしあそ
で、げて、んでいる。
かわども あそ
で、げて、んでいる。
 
川で、子供がを投げて、遊んでいる。

川62,子73,供74,石66,投264,遊420

2.
ほんせきにゅう
入している。
ほん にゅう
入している。
 
日本は油を輸入している。

日19,本51,石66,油672,輸764,入47

3.
かのじょほうせき
彼女はたくさんっている。
かのじょほう 
彼女はたくさんっている。
 
彼女はたくさん宝を持っている。

彼440,女72,宝730,石66,持262

4.
きょうりゅうせき
これは恐竜のです。
きょうりゅう 
これは恐竜のです。
 
これは恐竜の化です。

恐1106,竜1108,化357,石66

Vocabulary

あそんで(遊んで)

te form of asobimasu

あそびます(遊びます)

to play, enjoy, amuse

かのじょ(彼女)

she

かわ(川)

river

こども(子供)

child, children, kid

きょうりゅう(恐竜)

dinosaur

もっている(持っている)

root form of motteimasu

もっています(持っています)

to have, own

なげて(投げて)

te form of nagemasu

なげます(投げます)

to throw, pitch

たくさん

many, a lot of

ゆにゅう(輸入)

[sv] import

For those who would like to learn more Kanjis

2001.Kanji.Odyssey

In order to learn Kanji efficiently, it is necessary to separate important Kanji from less important Kanji, important readings from less important readings and focus on the vital things.

We categorized 2,301 Kanji characters into 4 levels based on how often they are used, and separated readings of each Kanji into important and unimportant ones.

Effective Kanji Workbooks are provided online for the disk users.

Verbs are the Key to learning Japanese

Essential Japanese Verbs

This material explains clearly about the meaning of each verb with explaining its usage.

"Key Sentences", "Practical Usage" and "Short Dialogues" help you to grasp how you can apply each verb in communication.

Key Sentences shows you in what sentence pattern each verb is used. Practical Usage and Short Dialogues show how to use each verb in a more practical sense as in everyday conversations.

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