@@dimelo3027 you don't need to, but in my case it helped a lot. when seeing certain kanji, I was in doubt of which one it could be, but if you draw them and learn their kunyomi and onyomi you will never have difficulties with kanji again. would recommend using spaced repetition systems, to draw them every day and never skip them if you cant nail each kanji's writing/kun/onyomi. if you're determined, it's fullproof.
ohh ! you're so lucky ;( As a person from Western side who use Roman alphabet Kanji is kind of difficult to memorize the order of the writing and meaning specially (٥↼_↼)
Rain is just rain. Snow is droplets like the rain, but you should be indoors with double blankets. Cloud is where the rain comes from but no worries you can frolic outdoors woopee! Thunder, close the windows it’s noisy and there could be heavy rain. It’s just my imagination 😄
Fun fact: Chinese speakers can somewhat understand most of the kanji, but we can’t pronounce it in Japanese I’m Chinese, understand most of these kanji and can pronounce them in Chinese, but for Japanese I’d need Hiragana
That is bcos it's taken/inspired from mandarin. Ancient chinese is similar to hieroglyphics. It went through serveral evolution to reach this traditional form that japan n taiwan,hk still use today. Simplified form is newest, being used in china n singapore.
@@doyouknowkeplertwentytwob4032 yeah, but more picture like, Kanji (chinese and Japanese) is very similar to it being that they both are like pictures. If you look at the first one, the kanji almost looks like a tree.
Indeed. As an English speaker, it'll be the other way around if I ever decide to learn Chinese. I'll have a head start when I've learned Kanji, although there's many thousands more Chinese characters that didn't make their way into Japanese.
讠radical is just the cursive script (草書) of 訁radical . Some simplified Chinese characters simply use the 草書 versions of the traditional characters, like 車 to 车, 東 to 东, 為 to 为 etc.
The "-hen" suffix specifies that you're talking about a radical that goes on the side, as opposed to the regular character/noun. A frequent exception to this is the radical for water "sanzui" (literally 3 waters) and the radical for ice "nisui" (2 waters). The "-kanmuri" suffix serves a similar function to "-hen". It literally means crown, and those radicals go on top.
What is "hen", "zui" and "kanmuri" in the names of the character parts? I see a difference between "hen" and "kanmuri", but not between "hen" and "zui".
In Japanese, "sanzui" means three drops of water, but this is an exception to the Japanese radical naming convention. Basically, it is called "hen" but there are quite a few exceptions. "kanmuri" means "crown" in Japanese, and is used for the upper part of the radical.
As I Japanese,龍 may be more sacred thing than 竜. Most myths and legends are likely to use this kanji for dragon gods. For instance, 恐竜 means dinosaurs because dinosaurs are not god or something sacred, they are only big lizard. I think complex kanji has stronger meaning than simplified one.
漢字って難しいけど面白いのでもっと色んな人に知ってもらいたいですよね！
It’s hard.:(
来中国学习汉字日本人很容易学会，日本人说汉语比较难写是非常容易的
🇯🇵と🇨🇳と🇹🇼の漢字は、それぞれ別の進化を辿ってるからねー( ´･ω･`)
🇹🇼は繁体字(旧字体)を使っているし、🇯🇵の新字体と🇨🇳の簡体字もまた、偶然の一致はあるけど、手法が違う面もある。
I’ve already learned hiragana and katakana but Kanji has been so difficult for me 😭 your videos help so much though!
The more kanji you learn the more easy it is to remember more of them
I think
No need to learn to write by hand. Nobody does it anymore except artists.
@@dimelo3027 you don't need to, but in my case it helped a lot. when seeing certain kanji, I was in doubt of which one it could be, but if you draw them and learn their kunyomi and onyomi you will never have difficulties with kanji again. would recommend using spaced repetition systems, to draw them every day and never skip them if you cant nail each kanji's writing/kun/onyomi. if you're determined, it's fullproof.
@@clayle agree with you.
@@dimelo3027 thats. not, True
Thanks to kanji, as a Chinese who has learned katagana and English, I can understand most of the street signs in Japan without learning much Japanese.
ohh ! you're so lucky ;( As a person from Western side who use Roman alphabet Kanji is kind of difficult to memorize the order of the writing and meaning specially (٥↼_↼)
I only learned 3 years of Chinese so I hardly recognize kanji in Japanese but kanji in Japanese is easy if you learn Chinese
Another examples : 森(woods) 叫(cry) 河(river) 霧(fog) 苔(moss) 鰯(sardine)銅(copper) 狗(dog) 詩(poem) 管(tube)
no 犬(dog)、森(forest)、泣(cry)、
its another symbol for dog, and woods is pretty much the same as forest semantically
Cry ? 泣 ？
叫 is 'scream', 泣 is 'cry'
@@Ittosei2140 both kanji for dog are correct, 犬 is commonly used while 狗 is mainly for chinese horoscope.
So good and so soothing. Please make like this more!
Rain is just rain. Snow is droplets like the rain, but you should be indoors with double blankets. Cloud is where the rain comes from but no worries you can frolic outdoors woopee! Thunder, close the windows it’s noisy and there could be heavy rain. It’s just my imagination 😄
Fun fact: Chinese speakers can somewhat understand most of the kanji, but we can’t pronounce it in Japanese
I’m Chinese, understand most of these kanji and can pronounce them in Chinese, but for Japanese I’d need Hiragana
obvious
That's so COOL ! (・∀・)
@@tethys151 everything is obvious when you know it.
@@peorakef
Wrong. It's literally called kanji = hanzi you dont need to understand the language. just basic history n cultures.
@@RonLarhz exactly what i said. you gotta practise your reading comprehension.
Gon-ben remains my most fav kanji radical to date
The time I learnt about radicals is when I went absolutely "it was that much easier?"
This is really helpful to learn Kanji.
Have you seen persian calligraphy...I think I've never seen anything harder than that!
Good content!
全部アニメのキャラクターの名前みたい笑
枝杖植→シタケ・ウエル
呼味吐→ゴミハク
池波海→イケナミ・カイ
雪雲雷→ユキ・ウライ
花芽茶→ハナメ・チャ
鮭鯨鮪→ケイキョウ・ユウ
針鉄銀→シンテツ・ギン
狩狼猿→モリ・ロウエン
話読誘→ハナシヨミ・ユウ
笛箸籠→テキノハシ・コモル
That pen you use is really good!
Usefull video, thank you ^^
I adore how everything is connected in japanese writing! Almost like pictures and hieroglyphics turned into language!
That is bcos it's taken/inspired from mandarin. Ancient chinese is similar to hieroglyphics. It went through serveral evolution to reach this traditional form that japan n taiwan,hk still use today. Simplified form is newest, being used in china n singapore.
Hieroglyphics are language?
@@doyouknowkeplertwentytwob4032 yeah, but more picture like, Kanji (chinese and Japanese) is very similar to it being that they both are like pictures. If you look at the first one, the kanji almost looks like a tree.
@@doyouknowkeplertwentytwob4032 actually theyre a writing system. The language is just called Egyptian
Wow I actually learn something.
Thanks!
I am learning japanese and i thank you for teaching me how to write japanese:)
Don't know why but I am feel very healing through the writings...
Kore wa ii desune
丁寧で美しい文字憧れます。
画数多いとついつい雑になるので気をつけます。
英語のコメントが多いけど、多くの日本人はこんなにきれいな文字は書けない。
ってことがちゃんと伝わっているのか不安になる。
そりゃどこの国にだって字のキレイな人汚い人もいるし、そんくらいは理解してるでしょ
「こんなに｣は綺麗に書けないけど、
多くの外国の方が日本人は汚い字も綺麗！と言っているよ。(私がネット及び経験で得た情報なので絶対とは言えませんが。)
多くの日本人は小学校で書き方を習うけど、外国では書き方なんて形しか教わらないから
書き順や、止めはね払い、漢字ドリルなんてある日本はチャラ字でさえ外国のものとは比べ物にならないほど綺麗(というかそれが普通レベル)。
それから、
綺麗ではなくても可愛い字の人や読みやすい字の人だっているしね。
We Chinese do have advantages with Japanese learning related to kanji.
Indeed. As an English speaker, it'll be the other way around if I ever decide to learn Chinese. I'll have a head start when I've learned Kanji, although there's many thousands more Chinese characters that didn't make their way into Japanese.
@@watchpointoh3354 150 years ago ,well educated Chinese and Japanese can smoothly communicate through Chinese characters and kanji. Isn't it magical?
اريد تعلم اللغة اليابانية لأني احبها
お早う たくみさん。You're handwriting is amazing. 日本語を勉強しています。漢字を書くのことは むずかしいですね?
書くこと, not 書くのこと
おキレイ!!
I love how vomit is mouth+soil
ありがとございます
Sugoi sugoi !
Class.
Divino
I think if you keep uploading videos, we'll learn Japanese automatically.✔️
Que bien, ahora aprenderé Japonés:v
Thenks ✌️
Actually i want to lern so badly but it's been a long Time since i didn't focus on something...i Hope still i will lern some
I’m starting to notice visual symbolism in these characters
書道って奥深いですよね。
日本書道専門学校を卒業しているUA-camrの佐野宏樹さんと面識ってありますか？？
Can someone help, what are the meaning of the companion/additional glyphs that made up the words?
同じ🖊持ってるけど難しい！！
Can you please try bangla writing ♥
i think in simplified chinese, the 'say' radical is modified in the 'talk' character...
讠radical is just the cursive script (草書) of 訁radical . Some simplified Chinese characters simply use the 草書 versions of the traditional characters, like 車 to 车, 東 to 东, 為 to 为 etc.
🙏👍👍❤️🎊
木 枝 杖 植 同樣是漢字，意思卻差了很多，學習日本語最難的是什麼？片假名。
ha ha, 'vomit' is 'mouth' and 'earth' - the trajectory of the vomit from the mouth to the ground!!
Why hashi has the bamboo radical? They were originally made from bamboo?
Yes
Most chopsticks still are! It grows really quickly so it's quite sustainable
Is there a reason for the '-hen' on some of these words? For example I learned "Sakana" for fish and "Kuchi" for mouth.
It's like a group.
@@Ittosei2140 I see, thank you!
The "-hen" suffix specifies that you're talking about a radical that goes on the side, as opposed to the regular character/noun.
A frequent exception to this is the radical for water "sanzui" (literally 3 waters) and the radical for ice "nisui" (2 waters).
The "-kanmuri" suffix serves a similar function to "-hen". It literally means crown, and those radicals go on top.
The square is a mouth radical 口, how can it mean water? 水
gon-benは(say)より(word)のほうが良いかも？
Where can i find these worksheets?
This is his work and is not for sale.
me=sprout,eye,woman
you=sun,ocean,errand,get drunk
благодаря этому каналу стал учить Японский язык
да
What pen is being used?
0:01 it's zebra sarasa clip according to the video🙂
@@amer_rudy2321 I can’t believe I missed that. 🤦♂️Thank you
こうやって考えたら、良くここまでの文字数を扱ってるなって思う。
まぁ完璧ではないけれど。
What is "hen", "zui" and "kanmuri" in the names of the character parts? I see a difference between "hen" and "kanmuri", but not between "hen" and "zui".
In Japanese, "sanzui" means three drops of water, but this is an exception to the Japanese radical naming convention.
Basically, it is called "hen" but there are quite a few exceptions.
"kanmuri" means "crown" in Japanese, and is used for the upper part of the radical.
hen means standing aside. zui means water, san-zui means three drops of water. actually its full name is san-zui-hen.
HAY dózo arigato conytyua l.like japoneses linguagem.kobe.
Also why 籠 is not simplified when 滝 and 竜 being simplified?
You can try to write that kanji and you will find that if the "龍" of the "籠" becomes "竜", it will result in an ugly font structure
@吴Louis yes i know, but btw why Kyujitai (舊字體) still used in modern names and places
As I Japanese,龍 may be more sacred thing than 竜. Most myths and legends are likely to use this kanji for dragon gods.
For instance, 恐竜 means dinosaurs because dinosaurs are not god or something sacred, they are only big lizard.
I think complex kanji has stronger meaning than simplified one.
@@SDF-fr6bq and what happen with 籠? Does it same like 龍?
ただし、「笑」みたいに例外はある。
笑 laugh, 哭 cry, come on, they're just pictures. the "bamboo" and "mouth" are laughing eyes and crying eyes.
本来は、「咲」が「わらう」意味だったのが、いつかどこかで「笑」と入れ替わった。
@@venus_and_pluto ほえ〜
話、読、誘、で連想するもの
宗教団体のおさそい
闇が深い
Temple
🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
最後の「kago」
画数が少ない「篭」
じゃダメ？
まぁ「篭」でも間違いでは無いけど、あくまでも「本字」は「籠」の方です…(「篭」はいわゆる「異体字」)。
「氵」って「✓」みたいに、カクッてなるのが正解なの？
うん
@@assistant558 そうなんですか…
私は「氵」の「✓」は、はねではなく入りと教わりました…😅
人によって違うものですね
"リボルケイン"の"ケイン"って"つえ"って意味だったのか…。
So complicated, no doubt Sanskrit is best language in this world.
部首なんだろうけど、木は普通に書いた方がいいかと。
箸ってずっと11画目無い字だと思ってた……
書かなくてもいいです！
All I can say is that most of them are like Chinese, lol
they share Kanji/Hanzi, just like so many European languages share Latin.
lol. you're word for mouth has kuchi in it.
日本人でも改めて成る程となるw
еда
А в школах Японии вот так пишут?
Yes. Write a single kanji character many times.
猫も
恥ずかしながら、箸の点、忘れて書いてましたわ。ハズ！
あるある。俺もやってた
長らく通用してた「JIS許容字体」、「箸」の点が無かったからねぇ…。そりゃ仕方ない…。
bruh.
If you want people to learn from this; you need to speak, so that people can hear the pronunciation
昔の人がどう考えたかはさておき、鯨は哺乳類...。
気にすんな
要は「さかなへん」の漢字だからね…。
箸って点ついてたんだ
Yorma sksjne
今度はさかなへん全部書いて
ビビらしたって下され
Nami repace m to n and *japan war flashbacks*
pin pls
temple