THIS CHAPTERS KANJI:

Hiragana Chart
ONE
ichi hito
One 一ichi
First Year Student 一年生ichi-nen-sei
KANJI RADICALS 一
TWO
ni futa
Two 二ni
February 二月ni-gatsu
KANJI RADICALS 二
THREE
san mitsu
Three 三san
Three o'clock 三時san-ji
KANJI RADICALS 一 二
FOUR
shi yo, yon
Four 四shi / yon
Four o'clock 四時yo-ji
KANJI RADICALS 口 儿
FIVE
go itsu
Five 五go
Five minutes 五分go-fun
KANJI RADICALS 五
SIX
roku mu
Six 六roku
Six years 六年roku-nen
KANJI RADICALS 亠 八
SEVEN
shichi nana
Seven 七shichi / nana
July 七月shichi-gatsu
KANJI RADICALS ノ 乙
EIGHT
hachi ya
Eight 八hachi
Eight hundred 八百happyaku
KANJI RADICALS 八
NINE
kyuu / ku ku
Nine 九kyuu
Nine o'clock 九時ku-ji
KANJI RADICALS 九
TEN
juu to
Ten 十juu
Ten minutes 十分juppun
KANJI RADICALS 十
ONE HUNDRED
hyaku
One Hundred 百hyaku
One hundred years 百年hyaku-nen
KANJI RADICALS 一 白
In kanji lessons, I only introduce the most important readings that you’ll likely use as a beginner. This avoids you learning 100’s of readings you won’t use for years and will almost certainly forget! However, if you’re still eager to study them, you can find them all on the kanji page!
Green Indicates the vocab and all kanji needed to write the word have been introduced, and you should use this word's Kanji from now on. ALL words that fit this criteria will be here.
Orange Indicates you know the vocab but not ALL the kanji needed to write the word. Orange is just used for examples.
Grey Indicates you do not know the vocab, or all the kanji. Grey is just used for examples.
Pocket Japanese kanji charts also include a colour coded word list. Ideally, all words introduced will be green! But occasionally, there’s not enough green example words available, and examples will be orange or grey!
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