21Cards
BeginnerDifficulty
32 minTime
Kanji You Already KnowThemes
Overview
It gives you a tidy practice loop for kanji that already feel familiar, one card at a time.
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Cards in This Deck
21 Cards
- 01日day, sun, JapanThis fundamental character for sun and day provides a familiar starting point for any new learner.
- 02月month, moonPaired with 日, this kanji for moon or month helps learners talk about dates and time.
- 03火fireA simple visual for fire, this character builds toward more complex terms like 火山.
- 04水waterThis essential kanji for water anchors daily vocabulary ranging from 水面 to 水族館.
- 05木tree, woodLooking like a single tree, this character is the root of many other forest-related kanji.
- 06林grove, forestBy doubling the tree radical, this kanji naturally describes a grove or small forest.
- 07森forest, woodsThree trees grouped together represent the density of a deep forest or woods.
- 08山mountainIts three peaks make this mountain kanji one of the most recognizable shapes in the language.
- 09川stream, river, river or three-stroke river radical (no. 47)Three vertical lines mimic the flow of a river or stream in this basic nature character.
- 10田rice field, rice paddyThis grid-like shape perfectly captures the look of a traditional rice field.
- 11花flowerThis kanji representing a flower is often among the first nature terms a student learns.
- 12竹bambooThis distinct character for bamboo anchors nature-themed words like 竹林.
- 13雨rainWith drops falling from a cloud, this kanji for rain is easy for any beginner to spot.
- 14人personThis simple two-stroke character for person is a cornerstone of the Japanese language.
- 15口mouthRepresenting a mouth or an opening, this box shape is a vital daily building block.
- 16馬horseThis horse kanji captures the animal's profile and serves as a base for terms like 馬車.
- 17牛cowA core animal character, this cow kanji is foundational for words like 牛乳.
- 18犬dogLearning this common kanji for dog is a key step in mastering basic animal terms.
- 19猫catA favorite for many, this cat kanji anchors descriptive everyday terms like 猫背.
- 20鳥bird, chickenThis kanji for bird is a frequent anchor for nature and culinary terms like 鶏肉.
- 21魚fish魚 adds the common word for fish, "sakana", to this set of familiar nature kanji.