漢字圏の人名は画数を重視して選ぶことも少なくないの英語

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

I thought that reading using kanji would be easier, but I find that there are a lot of kanji I cannot read so it is surprisingly difficult.

How many strokes does the kanji for "michi" have?

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

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

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

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

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

"Kin" Chosen to Represent 2016

In China, there is a large number of characters, so the goal of the character simplification was to replace the complex traditional characters with easy to remember simplified characters and increase the literacy rate.

I think you can read Japanese train station names better from English than from the kanji.

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

The Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation has announced the kanji for life, "inochi," has been chosen as the character to represent the year.

The kanji for Hisa has a meaning of "at ease."

the state or quality of Chinese characters having a difficult reading

The kanji for love, "ai," was chosen as the character to represent the year.

When learning Japanese, I quickly discovered that many kanji are rarely used, and are often replaced with kana.

the Japanese reading that expresses the meaning of Chinese characters

the correct translation of a kanji into Japanese

In fact, I also receive difficult to read kanji newsletters by email. But if I can read kanji which I haven't seen before then so it goes.

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

the act of arbitrarily pronouncing a written Chinese character by the pronunciation of its radical

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

Kanji have multiple pronunciations in Japanese.

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

a subsidiary kana character added to a Chinese character to prevent misreading of the character

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

How many kanji characters are there?

the popularly accepted pronunciation of kanji

It is the third time "kin" has been selected to represent a year.