たまに字を手書きすると漢字が全然思い出せずに戸惑うの英語

one stroke with a brush that is not included when counting the number of strokes in a Chinese character

a way of writing kanji using a skillful technique of freely combining characters for their meaning

a complex kanji character

to indicate to a reader that a certain Chinese character is pronounced in an unusual way

on a word processor or computer, an act of changing a phonetically written word into a kanji

Don't be lazy, use the kanji you've been taught.

'kanji' used when applying the native Japanese reading to a syllable in writting in 'manyho-kana'

Chinese characters are hard to learn.

a kanji that is used as a substitute for a kanji that is not on the 'Toyo Kanji' official list of kanji for everyday use

I was surprised that you write Chinese characters.

to write Chinese characters in a semi-cursive or cursive style or by abbreviating them

a phonetic symbol of the Japanese syllabary added to a Chinese character to show how it is read

a declensional kana that is added after a chinese character for the purpose of making clear a reading of 'kanji'

in a Japanese text, the condition of having "kana" alongside all Chinese characters

When drawing kanji be careful of dots and sweeps, write as carefully and quickly as possible.

a Chinese character that, when read in combination with other characters, is read without regard to its own meaning

The want of a good dictionary is keenly felt.

a usage of Chinese character in which the original meaning is transferred to another

How do memorize kanji?

Chinese characters are hard to learn―difficult to learn―troublesome to learn.

the Chinese character that is written next to the name of the addressee, as a way of honoring one's title

a simplified form of Chinese written character, called a 'ryakuji'

If you will take the trouble to consult a dictionary, you will easily find that.

There are some characters on it.

There are many kanji characters that I can't write either.

a Chinese character used with a radical to form a new character whose pronunciation it suggests, called phonetic

Chinese characters are troublesome to learn.

The Chinese characters are troublesome to learn.

Chinese characters are troublesome to learn.

in Japan, kanji that are not on the Toyo Kanji or Joyo Kanji lists of kanji for everyday use, but are still officially acceptable for use in personal names