So the most basic kanji out there is numbers. By basic I literally mean just lines. Ill write the definition in English, the Kanji, the furigana (hiragana that tells you what the kanji is),and then the English pronunciation.
1- 一 いち i-chi
2- ニ に ni
3- 三 さん sa-n
4- 四 し/よん shi/yo-n
5- 五 ご go
6- 六 ろく ro-ku
7- 七 しち/なな shi-chi/na-na
8- 八 はち ha-chi
9- 九 きゅう kyu-u
10- 十 じゅう jyu-u
Now it doesn't seem like much I promise to you that it will get harder and more complicated. That's why these kanji are so important to memorize and write correctly because they are the basics of all kanji.
Here is the stroke order:
http://www.123japanese.com/index.php?cmd=kana&menu=kanji1
This site is great for learning the stroke order of kanji!
Thank you all so much! All feedback is accepted. I'm thinking of doing 10 kanji a week. Does that sound okay with you guys? Let me know!
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Kanji 101
Literatura FaktuFor those of you who want to learn some Japanese Kanji! This book is going to be strictly kanji. If anyone wants to learn Japanese, check out my other book Nihongo 101.
