japanese sentence with vs without kanjiとは 意味・読み方・使い方

the correct translation of a kanji into Japanese

in Japanese, the use of kana to indicate the pronunciation of kanji

ancient Korean-based Japanese syllabaries that are no longer in use, called 'hifumi'

a sentence written in Japanese

in Japanese, the Japanese reading of a compound of two or more kanji

a Chinese character that is used as a Japanese syllable

the Japanese reading of a Chinese kanji character

an anomalous Japanese cursive syllabary

a Japanese writing style in which both kana and kanji are used

sentences written in Japanese

marks for reading kanji in the Japanese way, called 'Okototen'

a method of speech notation in which Roman letters are used for writing Japanese words called Romaji

a Japanese word spelled with Chinese characters whose meanings are opposite one another

the way a Chinese character is read in Japanese

a Japanese book written in kanji

kanji written in the {'ashide'} style

a phrase consisting of kanji characters

the Japanese way of romanizing words

the meaning of a kanji

marks to facilitate reading of Chinese characters

of Japanese grammar, a sequence of phrases

the column in the Japanese syllabary of syllables formed by combining the consonant sound "t" with the vowel sounds "a," "i," "u," "e," and "o"

to read characters derived from Chinese by their Japanese pronunciations

the Japanese syllabary

a Chinese composition without any footnotes

statement phrases used in Japanese grammar

a Chinese composition without any punctuation

a letter in Romanized Japanese

in Chinese poetry, the quatrains and eight line stanzas of the poetry of the Tang period

the reverse reading of kanji in Chinese writing