that’s a tricky way to explain it because that kā you’re talking about isn’t part of the two lectures of Japanese kanji, but yeah… almost all of the kanjis have 2 to 3/4/5 readings
Most of the pronunciation shown in the video are Kunyomi. Onyomi (Chinese reading) would sound much more similar to Chinese. For example 金 in the video uses the Onyomi reading, which is very close to its Mandarin pronunciation jin.
Their readings arent always like this, theres this system called onyomi and kunyomi, you use onyomi if the kanji is part of a compound 2 or more kanji/hiragana to make a word like 日本語, you use onyomi if 2 or more kanjis/hiraganas are next to each other that form to make a new meaning, kunyomi on the contrary is used for stand alone kanjis, kanjis that are used only on their own not with other kanjis 人 •onyomi- ジン •kunyomi- ひと Igirisu-JIN-desu イギリス人です Its a british The word イギリス is used with 人 so its pronounced as JIN HITO-wa-koko-desu 人はここです A person is here 人 and は are different parts of speech, 人 is a word and は is a particle so 人 is a standalone kanji therefore it uses kunyomi Sorry if i commit grammar mistakes, im not done learning yet😅😊
Kuruma?? Isnt that literally the name of the first vehicle in gta 3?? I always thought i sounded cool for all these years but apparently it just meant car in Japanese 😭
It's intresting that one kanji can has the different prounise in different countries. But the meaning are the same. This is why in ancient eastasian people can community each other by writing on the peaper useing kanji.Even though they speak different languages
0:21 The kanji 口(くち)Kuchi can be pronounced as 口(ぐち)Guchi, but if you want to express the meaning of mouth, please pronounce it Kuchi. In this video it is pronounced ぐちGuchi instead of くちKuchi
Just asking How the kanji is using in Japanese to from a word? I can get the using Hiragana as the alphabet in Japanese but kanji? Aren't they like full word? I'm new learner so sry if my question is dumb or something
Kanji are ideas. One idea can be enough for a word, but some words are made of several ideas. 白 (shiro) is White 鳥 (tori) is Bird 白鳥 (hakuchou) is Swan
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You can read them similar to that if they are used with another kanji for example 日本人 nihonjin , 水牛 suikyo . Not always as many kanji tend to have different pronunciations
Idk, the year seems like a "5" mirrored to me Also, Mizu/Sui always looks like a jk to me, so I was surprised when I see the thumbnail, with the down stroke ahead of the up stroke
You are correct except one kanji can have even 14 different pronounciations. That’s why I went to Chinese lol, ex:我 is wǒ, so it will always be pronounced wǒ (except it may differ rarely because of the tone rules, but then it would always be wo.in tonal rules there are no exceptions)
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BY THE WAY, ONE KANJI CAN HAVE MANY WAYS TO PRONOUNCE IT. LIKE 母 BY ITSELF IS ‘HAHA’ BUT IN MANY SCENARIOS IT CAN BE ‘KA’
that’s a tricky way to explain it because that kā you’re talking about isn’t part of the two lectures of Japanese kanji, but yeah… almost all of the kanjis have 2 to 3/4/5 readings
Nah, it's "O-haha-san", trust.
@@Lazar-TSincorrect, it's "o-kaa-san"
@@MuichiroAme By Odin's Fade, was it that difficult to tell that my remark was comedically sarcastic?
@@Lazar-TS what's comedically sarcastic?
ありがとう！！💗
arigatou = thank you
あ(a) り(ri) が(ga [ka with dakon]) と(to) う(u)
どういたしまして
@@willi_rubik do u I ta shi ma shi to
@@Duskerrて is "te"; not "to". Close though!
As a Chinese i know every kanji in this video except their pronunciation
I'm still leaning Chinese but YAH
(I am chinese)
Most of the pronunciation shown in the video are Kunyomi. Onyomi (Chinese reading) would sound much more similar to Chinese. For example 金 in the video uses the Onyomi reading, which is very close to its Mandarin pronunciation jin.
So true😭 i literally say chinese word
저도.. ㅋ 동아시아 만세
Me: *Laughs*
Mother: なに?!! (WHAT?!)
😂😂
*casually starts laughing in Ws*
💀
thats it automatically whenever you laugh in the presence of a mother that isn't yours you're going to say okaasan instead of haha
何*
use kanji
Their readings arent always like this, theres this system called onyomi and kunyomi, you use onyomi if the kanji is part of a compound 2 or more kanji/hiragana to make a word like 日本語, you use onyomi if 2 or more kanjis/hiraganas are next to each other that form to make a new meaning, kunyomi on the contrary is used for stand alone kanjis, kanjis that are used only on their own not with other kanjis
人
•onyomi- ジン
•kunyomi- ひと
Igirisu-JIN-desu
イギリス人です
Its a british
The word イギリス is used with 人 so its pronounced as JIN
HITO-wa-koko-desu
人はここです
A person is here
人 and は are different parts of speech, 人 is a word and は is a particle so 人 is a standalone kanji therefore it uses kunyomi
Sorry if i commit grammar mistakes, im not done learning yet😅😊
こうやって日本語を他国の人が学んでくれる様子がコメント欄から観察できるのなんか嬉しい
日本の言語と文化は美しいですから。🙂
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Can you help me learn?
I don't know what to do, but it's good! (I don't speak English, so I'll use a translation)
@@ひらめだけどひらめ嫌い ok :(
Finally a short whose looping I can get behind.
ありがとうございます😊
ありがとうございます
Kuchi for mouth is insane
Imagine "I like yo kuchi". 💀💀 💀💀💀💀💀
Imagine "I like yo kuchi". 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
@@EmbersMidiBlacker how come bro took my comment but got more likes 😭😭
@@realtriipie it's like stealing bro's joke and become popular because of it, i feel you. 💀
Yup same like guchi is entrance😅😅
すごいね!
ありがとう🙏
はい、これはすごいね！ありがとうレｨヌーさん！
😊😊😊😊😊😊@@lolnationhere
@@lolnationhere君わ日本語がかわいいです、あなたわ駆け出しでしょう？
@@hutaoslaveあなたも可愛いよ！！！！
😢 you are so lucky... Japan is my dream... I am also learning Japanese... Its hard thanks for the nice video ❤ lots of love from India
これわすごいね！
@@BinodTharuiyayou should use は not わ as a topic marker!
More Kanji please
ピッチアクセントが正しくないのがありますね。AIが話してるから仕方ないかな。
I'M CRYING I LOVE HOW MOM IN JAPANESE IS 'HAHA'
спасибо вам большое! было очень интересно слушать ❤️
Thank you! But it would be even better if you repeat each word a couple times. For total beginner like me is too fast that I can’t remember 😂😂
Also you need to learn the stroke order.
Try learning to write it, that’s what I do.
as a chinese i understand the kranji characters inatantly
Love it ❤
If you look hard enough, the kanji kind of looks like what they represent somehow.
I watched too much anime and sounds all familiar
Japanese people do not talk anime subtitles its said to not speak anime Japanese in Japan
Kuruma?? Isnt that literally the name of the first vehicle in gta 3?? I always thought i sounded cool for all these years but apparently it just meant car in Japanese 😭
It's intresting that one kanji can has the different prounise in different countries. But the meaning are the same. This is why in ancient eastasian people can community each other by writing on the peaper useing kanji.Even though they speak different languages
對於中國人來說看這個視頻可以學到英語和日語😂
Yes
「年」のアクセントがToshIのそれなのよ
reminder: ロ (ro in katakana) ≠ 口 (kuchi)
0:21
The kanji 口(くち)Kuchi can be pronounced as 口(ぐち)Guchi, but if you want to express the meaning of mouth, please pronounce it Kuchi.
In this video it is pronounced ぐちGuchi instead of くちKuchi
金
きん【kin】gold
かね【kane】money
Thank you
As a chinese learner i know every characters and its similar like hanzi so i shocked 😮
這些字對台灣人來說太親切了
Btw the pronunciations (or pitch accent) are a bit off because of the AI voice. I think Google translate has better pitch accent
Arigatou...baritou kara,yoroshiku
Just asking
How the kanji is using in Japanese to from a word? I can get the using Hiragana as the alphabet in Japanese but kanji? Aren't they like full word?
I'm new learner so sry if my question is dumb or something
kanji are full words for the most part
Kanji are ideas. One idea can be enough for a word, but some words are made of several ideas.
白 (shiro) is White
鳥 (tori) is Bird
白鳥 (hakuchou) is Swan
どうもありがとう❤
I know mizo cuz it's the same as chinese.
I learnt chinese a little bit last year and that's what I remember.
英語の発音の練習できました😊
Doesn't ねん also included?😊
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Haha for mother and father for chichi and kruma is the nine tails 🦊😅😅😅😅😅😅😂
ありがとう!!!!!
As someone who've been studying japanese in university for 4 years, these are like the only kanji I know... 💀
What!!!😂😂
Really???
Nice
My Sensei only taught us four, now there's more just for me!
mother: 😂😂😂
Song name?
Is it only me that hears kuchi as Gucci 😂😂😂😂
"HI HI"
SAME
mouth - kuchi 😏
basics kanji... easy to learn...
I learnt kanji of JLPT 3 and 2...
Difficulty is higher.
Something like 効果抜群, 公衆浴場 is definitely harder
I can write 鬱 without seeing
When studying, my head hurts and I start to feel nauseous
What is diffirence between "はは" and "おかさん" or "ちち" and "おとさん"?
おかあさん and おとうさん are more formal, more like mother & father. はは and ちち are more casual, something you'd actually call your parents, like mum and dad.
@@yourhighnessshanzay Thanks
I wish I could talk to my friend in Japanese but some of these things sound really weird to american's and Hispanic people T-T
ደስ የሚል ቪዲዮ እህት።
👍👍
パレスチナを愛する人はそれが好きです
👇🏻強制はしないよ、誓うよ😅😊
人 dumb me thinking this is “Ren” and水 is “Shui” because of mandarin
That’s not too far actually because the on-yomi(Chinese readings in Japanese) of those are 人 - jin or nin and 水 - sui
You can read them similar to that if they are used with another kanji for example 日本人 nihonjin , 水牛 suikyo . Not always as many kanji tend to have different pronunciations
What is given in the third line?
❤
父split into 八㐅。
父+ 偏旁字边→爸爷，斧头，爹爹，交(亠父)。
八+偏旁字→分，公，瓮中捉鳖，空(宀八工)，谷，俗称
Name kaise
How do I know these
So you just took the images and audio from Duolingo?
Im not a fan of how they just twxh you one reading. Yoy should learn vocabulary after learning the kanji and base reading.
Japanese 🍡😅
どうぞよろしく！
Watashi wa indo🇮🇳 jin desu ❤
Mizu…as in MIZUKI AKIYAMA FROM THE HIT GAME PROJECT SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE FEATURING HATSUNE MIKU BRAND NEW WORLD!?!?
No its water
@@ぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬ0 NAHH REALLY? I THOUGHT IT WAS LAVA 😱
Niceee
Haha 😮
Me supe todas, menos la de año 😢
You said country is what?
watashihakanjigayomemasen
ah yes, who knows a square can be "mouth" in Japanese 🗣️🔥
❤❤❤❤
Mom ❌❌❌
Haha 🤣🤣🤣✅✅✅✅
Arigato gasaimas
Wano kuni
they teach right but not left 💀
Hahh it's still funny how my nick name means foot in japnese.
Hiro hito
Tô no Brasil tem em português
So.. wanokuni mean japan? 和の国
The father kanji looks like an old dog's face 🐶
Tulisannya mirip huruf China
bukanny emg kanji itu berdasarkan hanzi
@@mochi3807 emang
isnt car jidosha
「足」has meaning "foot" and "leg"
but, we Japanese use this kanji 「脚」mean "leg" instead of 「足」to separate meaning.
Two kanji are read "ashi" mutually.
Isn't year "nen" ?
One kanji can have 14 different ways to pronounce it, so you are probably correct, and the video is too.
Use "nen" after the number.
For example, a year "一年" (ichinen)
two years "二年"(ninen)
@@DoNotCry1 thanks girlie
@@DoNotCry1oh so If it's a number then it's nen but If the kanji is individual it's toshi, still tho wasn't toshi "city" ?
@@Xgeutzright
ほんです
Idk, the year seems like a "5" mirrored to me
Also, Mizu/Sui always looks like a jk to me, so I was surprised when I see the thumbnail, with the down stroke ahead of the up stroke
kunny 😭😭😭😭😭💢💢💢💢
水
와노쿠니 킨타마
Mon haha yooo
Wait.. my name means foot??? 🦶
Ashi
ねん も 年 ですね？
はい
水のこきゆ
マヤル
Mother, haha
Usually people don’t use just the kanji, they would say 「おかさん」 in hiragana or お母さん including kanji.
I thougt country was koku and not kuni😢
You are correct except one kanji can have even 14 different pronounciations. That’s why I went to Chinese lol, ex:我 is wǒ, so it will always be pronounced wǒ (except it may differ rarely because of the tone rules, but then it would always be wo.in tonal rules there are no exceptions)