Learning Kanji in Japanese
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What is the main writing system used in Japanese?

  • Hiragana
  • Katakana
  • Romaji
  • Kanji (correct)
  • What is the name of the 1,945 jouyo kanji?

  • Jouyou Kanji
  • Jouyo Kanji (correct)
  • Jouyo Kana
  • Jouyou Kana
  • What is the main advantage of learning kanji?

  • Writing Japanese more easily (correct)
  • Understanding Chinese characters
  • Being able to read Korean
  • Memorizing stroke order diagrams
  • What is the difference between kanji and Chinese characters?

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    What is the reason why the Korean alphabet was not adopted by Japanese?

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    Study Notes

    • To read Japanese, you will need to learn Chinese characters called kanji.
    • Kanji is used to write most words in Japanese.
    • There are two different readings for every kanji, 音読み and 訓読み.
    • Certain kanji have more than one reading.
    • To learn how to read kanji, you will need to learn how to read Chinese and memorize the stroke order diagrams for the 1,945 jouyo kanji.
    • To learn kanji more quickly, you can copy and paste kanji from the WWWJDIC into your own document and practice reading them aloud.
    • Kanji is a system of symbols used in Japanese to write words.
    • Kanji is used in place of the Chinese character system and is more complex.
    • Kanji is used in a variety of ways, including in place of Chinese characters, to write words.
    • Kanji is a system that is difficult to learn at first, but it becomes easier with time.
    • There are a few different types of readings for kanji and these can change depending on the context.
    • There are some perks to learning kanji, such as the ability to write Japanese more easily.
    • Kanji is not a character in and of itself, but is instead made up of smaller symbols.
    • Korean has adopted its own alphabet to greatly simplify their written language to great success.
    • However, this did not work well for Japanese because the visual cues are not distinct and spaces are needed to remove ambiguities.
    • Kanji is a key component of Japanese writing and without it, the text would be much more difficult to read.

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    Test your knowledge about the use and learning process of kanji, the Chinese characters used in Japanese writing. Explore different readings, the number of characters, and techniques for efficient learning.

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