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Morning to Night

Morning to Night sets aside 18 kanji for steady practice with morning, evening, and daily time.

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  1. 01nowAnchor your timeline with the most essential kanji for the present moment.
  2. 02yesterday, previousThis key character helps you talk about the past in words like 昨日 (yesterday) and 昨年 (last year).
  3. 03bright, lightWhile it means bright, you will see it most often when talking about tomorrow or the future.
  4. 04morning, dynasty, regimeLearn this to describe your morning routine and the start of each new day.
  5. 05early, fastA useful descriptor for getting up early or doing something ahead of schedule.
  6. 06daytime, noonThis covers the middle of the day, from high noon to the general daylight hours.
  7. 07eveningA simple three-stroke kanji representing the early evening and the setting sun.
  8. 08night, eveningEssential for talking about night activities or simply greeting someone in the evening.
  9. 09evening, twilight, season's endIt captures the fading light of dusk and the way we spend our daily lives.
  10. 10nightfall, nightOften used in compound words to specify evening time, like 晩ごはん (dinner).
  11. 11lie down, sleep, restThe primary verb for going to bed and resting after a long day.
  12. 12sleep, die, sleepyFocuses on the state of being sleepy or the deep slumber that follows a busy day.
  13. 13darkness, disappear, shadeDescribes the absence of light as the day ends and night takes over.
  14. 14rising sun, morning sunA poetic way to describe the brilliant morning sun as it first appears.
  15. 15dawn, daybreakRepresenting the very first break of light at dawn before the sun has fully risen.
  16. 16daybreak, dawn, in the eventDescribes the moment of daybreak when the sky starts to brighten and the world wakes up.
  17. 17wee hours, evening, early nightSpecifies the early hours of the night when the evening activities are still in full swing.
  18. 18daybreak, dawn, morningFeatures the sun (日) rising over the horizon (一) to mark the start of a new morning.
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