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 Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:12 pm
This thread wasn't very well organized when I started and now I do not have enough room to work with. Freakezette, please lock it. I wouldlike to start over. Thank you.
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:12 pm
Part One: Stories *=Primitive Element (see post 4) +=Note一* ONEThis one is easy. It looks like a sideways numeral one. Won't be too hard to forget it. I 1 3nodding on yomi=イチ、イツkun yomi=ひと、ひとつ二 TWOLike the kanji for one, two isn't very hard either. It also looks like a sideways numeral 2. Roman numeral that is. II ninja +The top stroke is slightly shorter than the bottom stroke.on yomi=ニ、ジkun yomi=ふた、ふたつ三 ThreeOnce again the kanji for three looks like the numeral III.on yomi=サン、ゾウkun yomi=み、みつ+The middle strkoe is smaller than the other two strokes.五 FIVEStory unavailable. burning_eyes on yomi=ゴ七* SEVENStory unavailable. burning_eyes 八 EIGHTThe numeral 8 is usually smaller on top and bigger on bottom. The first stroke is smaller than the second.Heisig san And just as the "lazy eight" (cannot find the symbol burning_eyes ) is the mathematical symbol for "infinity," so the expanse opened up below these two strokes is associated by the Japanese with the sense of an infinate expanse or something "all-encompassing."
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:13 pm
Part Two: Primitive Elements Some kanji that I could not provide stories for will go here as well. *See post 4四 FOURHuman Legs Mouth六Top hat Animal legs
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:17 pm
Strokes And Kanji Used As Primitive Elements In his book, primitive elements are strokes or sometimes other kanji that make up other kanji. You do not need to memorize them, but they can help. 3nodding 一When above it's meaning is ceiling. When below, it's meaning is floor.亠Top hatハAnimal Legs儿Human legs七Diced十Sometimes keeps the meaning of ten.
Sometimes takes the meaning needle.
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:44 pm
Kanji By Stroke Order 1
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:49 pm
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 6:12 pm
You may post now. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 4:38 pm
neutral Can anyone help me with readings?
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 5:36 pm
Hermonie Urameshi neutral Can anyone help me with readings? I guess I can show a bit of chivalry... 一 ICHI, ITSU, hito(tsu), hito one 二 NI, futa(tsu), futa, hata, hatsu two 三 SAN, mi(tsu), mi(ttsu), mi three 人 NIN, JIN, hito person, man, human but that's all I can give because our threads are competing and you critisized my method.
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 5:42 pm
Mikagi-sama Hermonie Urameshi neutral Can anyone help me with readings? I guess I can show a bit of chivalry... 一 ICHI, ITSU, hito(tsu), hito one 二 NI, futa(tsu), futa, hata, hatsu two 三 SAN, mi(tsu), mi(ttsu), mi three 人 NIN, JIN, hito person, man, human but that's all I can give because our threads are competing and you critisized my method. ありがとう。 That's actually why I decided to start was, because I thought you had given up and I felt sorry. sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 5:54 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Mikagi-sama Hermonie Urameshi neutral Can anyone help me with readings? I guess I can show a bit of chivalry... 一 ICHI, ITSU, hito(tsu), hito one 二 NI, futa(tsu), futa, hata, hatsu two 三 SAN, mi(tsu), mi(ttsu), mi three 人 NIN, JIN, hito person, man, human but that's all I can give because our threads are competing and you critisized my method. ありがとう。 That's actually why I decided to start was, because I thought you had given up and I felt sorry. sweatdrop What really? eek surprised I thought you started one because I said you should make one if you know everything. eek So what does that mean now? confused We weren't ever competing?
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 5:58 pm
Mikagi-sama What really? eek surprised I thought you started one because I said you should make one if you know everything. eek So what does that mean now? confused We weren't ever competing? No we weren't. I'm not sure if I said it before, but I'll say it now anyways. I'm not very good at teaching. That's one reason why I said I'd use Heisig san's method. I also said in my first post that I would close it if I didn't feel it would help.
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 6:02 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Mikagi-sama What really? eek surprised I thought you started one because I said you should make one if you know everything. eek So what does that mean now? confused We weren't ever competing? No we weren't. I'm not sure if I said it before, but I'll say it now anyways. I'm not very good at teaching. That's one reason why I said I'd use Heisig san's method. I also said in my first post that I would close it if I didn't feel it would help. Oh.. I guess I missed that part.... oops! Well you should still teach I think. I don't know about his methods but the more threads dedicated to kanji, I think will make Freakezette happier. I know the KANJI SITE has some kanji you can use... I don't remember the URL but if you go to google search KANJI the first one should be like the kanji site and click it and search and you can get stuff. There's also another site for like easier kanji and it shows those shapes turn into kanji.
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 6:08 pm
Mikagi-sama Oh.. I guess I missed that part.... oops! Well you should still teach I think. I don't know about his methods but the more threads dedicated to kanji, I think will make Freakezette happier. I know the KANJI SITE has some kanji you can use... I don't remember the URL but if you go to google search KANJI the first one should be like the kanji site and click it and search and you can get stuff. There's also another site for like easier kanji and it shows those shapes turn into kanji. Yes it probably would make her happier. 3nodding I know that site. It's just sometimes I prefer to hear it from others because sometimes websites can be completely wrong. http://www.kanjisite.com For anyone who would like to check it out. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 6:10 pm
[quote="Hermonie Urameshi I know that site. It's just sometimes I prefer to hear it from others because sometimes websites can be completely wrong. http://www.kanjisite.com For anyone who would like to check it out. 3nodding Japanese Step by Step is kinda good with kanji. Though they only have a glossary with like 500 and they only have kun'yomi. But they explain a good bit about it! Right now I'm looking for books with more kanji, I found this great one just I lost it and I don't know the name. sweatdrop I hope I can find it because it was really informative and showed how the kanji was transformed from the object it was.
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