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Money and Shopping

This deck keeps 53 kanji close to money and shopping.

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  1. 01goldUse it to recognize both the metal gold and general currency in financial words.
  2. 02circle, yen, roundThis circle shape represents the yen, the primary unit of currency in Japan.
  3. 03tall, high, expensiveSpot this on price tags when looking at expensive or high-end items.
  4. 04relax, cheap, lowSearch for this character when hunting for cheap items or sales.
  5. 05assets, resources, capitalIt identifies the capital and resources behind business investments.
  6. 06sellThis essential verb marks the act of selling and appears on storefronts.
  7. 07buyEvery shopper needs this kanji for buying goods and making purchases.
  8. 08thing, object, matterThe character for things combines with others to identify physical products.
  9. 09value, priceUse this to talk about the value and market price of goods.
  10. 10tax, dutyIt warns of the taxes and duties applied to consumer prices.
  11. 11fee, materialsSpot this to identify service fees and raw materials.
  12. 12expense, cost, spendThis kanji helps track costs and the money spent on various expenses.
  13. 13store, shopIt marks the physical shops and stores where trade happens.
  14. 14silverSilver is its literal meaning, but its presence in the word for bank is key.
  15. 15forehead, tablet, plaqueIdentify the total sum or amount of money in a transaction with this.
  16. 16make a deal, selling, dealing inIt represents merchants and the broad world of commercial trade.
  17. 17stocks, stump, sharesDiscuss corporate stocks and investment shares with this character.
  18. 18property, money, wealthThis kanji identifies property and the assets that make up wealth.
  19. 19price, cost, valueIt is central to discussing price changes, like markups and discounts.
  20. 20ticketRecognize tickets, vouchers, and coupons for goods using this kanji.
  21. 21bond, loan, debtNavigating financial obligations like bonds and debt requires 債.
  22. 22pay, clear out, pruneEvery shopping trip ends at the register, making 払 essential for paying.
  23. 23freight, goods, propertyCommerce relies on 貨 to represent physical goods, freight, and currency.
  24. 24reparation, make up for, recompenseFinancial concepts like loan repayment and compensation are built around 償.
  25. 25borrow, rentWhether renting an apartment or taking out a loan, 借 covers the basics of borrowing.
  26. 26subscription, buyFormal purchases and magazine subscriptions are expressed with 購.
  27. 27fare, fee, hireEveryday expenses like wages, transport fares, and rent revolve around 賃.
  28. 28lendBanks and rental shops use 貸 to indicate their lending services.
  29. 29coin, .01 yen, moneySmall coins and everyday cash are historically represented by 銭.
  30. 30savings, store, lay inBuilding up savings over time involves 貯 to keep money secure.
  31. 31compensation, indemnifyLegal financial compensation and indemnities are handled with 賠.
  32. 32ironIron remains a foundational trade commodity, giving 鉄 a core role in industry and commerce.
  33. 33copperHistorically used in currency, 銅 represents copper in the materials economy.
  34. 34leadThe trade of raw materials extends to lead, covered by 鉛 for everyday goods like pencils.
  35. 35mannerism, habit, viceDiscussions about consumer habits and personal shopping quirks involve 癖.
  36. 36butterflyButterfly motifs on traditional goods and textiles are described with 蝶.
  37. 37burglar, rebel, traitorThe darker side of wealth includes 賊, representing burglars and robbers.
  38. 38comma-designThe traditional comma-design of 巴 decorates many Japanese shop curtains and festival goods.
  39. 39hermitage, retreatTraditional teahouses and small retreat-style shops often feature 庵 on their signboards.
  40. 40(used phonetically)Certain historical trade routes and religious items use 迦 for phonetic transliteration.
  41. 41rule, synthesizeLearners use the meaning 'synthesize' to decipher the compound 総合.
  42. 42inmost, heart, mindThe character 衷 points to the inmost mind, unlocking vocabulary like 衷心.
  43. 43kindness, moistenThe word 優渥 applies the meaning 'kindness' from the kanji 渥.
  44. 44distribute, disseminate, partitionThe vocabulary word 頒布 relies on 頒 to communicate the distribution of goods.
  45. 45dark, black, manyThe dark hours before dawn are described by the kanji 黎 within the vocabulary 黎明.
  46. 46houseThe kanji 厦 provides a foundation for reading about houses and large buildings.
  47. 47endure, keep out rain, stave offVerbs like 凌ぐ rely on this kanji to convey the idea of enduring or keeping out the rain.
  48. 48west, bird, sign of the birdThe kanji 酉 refers to the sign of the bird and is read as とり in 酉の市.
  49. 49scorn, despise, make light ofThe meaning 'scorn' introduces 侮 for reading about contempt or making light of things.
  50. 50awake, be disillusioned, sober upThe kanji 醒 captures the action of waking up or sobering up in terms like 醒覚.
  51. 51Latin, kidnap, crushThe kanji 拉 represents concepts like kidnapping and crushing, as well as phonetically standing for Latin.
  52. 52monme, 3.75 grams, (kokuji)The character 匁 represents an old unit of weight and currency that was essential for early market transactions.
  53. 53consult withFormal terms about consulting, such as 諮詢, require 詢 to express seeking advice.
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