Once again, I thank everyone who participated in this exercise!<\/p>\n
Here are the answers to the hiragana section: 1) \u306d\u3053<\/strong> (cat)\u3000 2) \u306a\u306b<\/strong> (what)\u30003) \u305f\u3053<\/strong> (octopus)\u30004) \u306f\u3044<\/strong> (hai)\u30005) \u3075\u3046\u3075<\/strong>\u00a0 (married couple)\u30006) \u306a\u304b<\/strong> (middle, center)\u30007) \u306e\u3046<\/strong> (brain)\u30008) \u306f\u3053<\/strong> (box)\u30009) \u306f\u306f<\/strong> (mother)\u300010) \u306f\u306a<\/strong>(flower)<\/p>\n Here are the answers to the katakana section: 1) \u30c6\u30b9\u30c8<\/strong> (test)\u30002) \u30ca\u30a6<\/strong> (now)\u30003) \u30ca\u30a4\u30c8<\/strong> (night)\u30004) \u30ca\u30a4\u30b9<\/strong> (nice)\u30005) \u30cc\u30fc\u30c9<\/strong> (nude)\u30006) \u30ce\u30a6<\/strong> (know)\u30007) \u30bf\u30a4<\/strong> (tie)\u30008) \u30bf\u30d5<\/strong> (tough)\u30009) \u30cf\u30a4<\/strong> (high)\u300010) \u30c4\u30fc<\/strong> (two)<\/p>\n Today I’m going to give out some kanji exercises. I’ll provide the meaning, the kun reading, which is the native Japanese reading and the on reading, which is the pronunciation borrowed from the Chinese. The on will be in katakana. The kun will be in hiragana. All you have to do is provide the characters in the comment section. All these characters are pretty standard in the Japanese language, so hopefully you won’t\u00a0have too\u00a0much difficulty with this exercise.<\/p>\n 1) Meaning: space, interval.\u3000Kun: \u307e<\/strong>.\u3000On: \u30ab\u30f3<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 2) Meaning: three.\u3000Kun: \u307f<\/strong>.\u3000On: \u30b5\u30f3<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 3) Meaning: six.\u3000Kun: \u3080<\/strong>\u3000On: \u30ed\u30af<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 4) Meaning: eye.\u3000Kun: \u3081<\/strong>\u3000On: \u30ac\u30f3<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 5) Meaning: tree, wood.\u3000On: \u30e2\u30af<\/strong>\u3000Kun: \u304d<\/strong><\/p>\n 6) Meaning: next, come.\u3000On: \u30e9\u30a4<\/strong>\u3000Kun: \u304f\u308d<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 7) Meaning: power, strength.\u3000On: \u30ea\u30a4<\/strong>\u3000Kun: \u3061\u304b\u3089<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 8) Meaning: weak.\u3000On: \u30eb\u30a4<\/strong>\u3000Kun: \u3088\u308f\u3044<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 9) Meaning: cool, cold.\u3000On: \u30ec\u30a4<\/strong>\u3000Kun: \u3064\u3081\u305f\u3044<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 10) Meaning: old age, elderly.\u3000On: \u30ed\u30a6<\/strong>\u3000Kun: \u3075\u3051\u308b<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Once again, I thank everyone who participated in this exercise! Here are the answers to the hiragana section: 1) \u306d\u3053 (cat)\u3000 2) \u306a\u306b (what)\u30003) \u305f\u3053 (octopus)\u30004) \u306f\u3044 (hai)\u30005) \u3075\u3046\u3075\u00a0 (married couple)\u30006) \u306a\u304b (middle, center)\u30007) \u306e\u3046 (brain)\u30008) \u306f\u3053 (box)\u30009) \u306f\u306f (mother)\u300010) \u306f\u306a(flower) Here are the answers to the katakana section: 1) \u30c6\u30b9\u30c8 (test)\u30002) \u30ca\u30a6 (now)\u30003) \u30ca\u30a4\u30c8…<\/p>\n