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Numbers Deck

This deck keeps 23 kanji close to numbers.

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  1. 01one, one radical (no.1)Represents the single unit that starts the counting sequence.
  2. 02two, two radical (no. 7)Two parallel lines build on the first card to represent the number two.
  3. 03threeAdding a third line creates the kanji for three, used in words like triangle.
  4. 04fourThis card introduces four, commonly read as "yon" in daily counting.
  5. 05fiveLearn this kanji for five to read common words like the 5th day of the month.
  6. 06sixSix follows the numerical order and labels the 6th day of each month.
  7. 07sevenSeven is the primary meaning here, central to the Tanabata festival name.
  8. 08eight, eight radical (no. 12)These two spreading strokes represent eight, appearing in words like "yattsu".
  9. 09nineThe number nine is often read as "kyuu" or "ku" in everyday vocabulary.
  10. 10tenThis cross-shaped kanji represents ten and acts as a base for larger numbers.
  11. 11hundredMoving beyond single digits, this character represents the number one hundred.
  12. 12thousandOne thousand is the core meaning here, essential for higher numerical values.
  13. 13ten thousand, 10, 000In Japanese counting, ten thousand is a primary unit represented by this kanji.
  14. 14hundred million, 10**8This kanji represents one hundred million, used for large financial figures.
  15. 15portent, 10**12, trillionA trillion is the numerical value here, though it can also mean a sign or omen.
  16. 16zero, spill, overflowWhile often written as "0", this kanji for zero appears in formal "below zero" contexts.
  17. 17one (in documents)This formal version of "one" prevents tampering on important legal documents.
  18. 18II, two, secondUse this formal kanji for two when reading bank notes or official certificates.
  19. 19five, five-man squad, fileThis version of five also refers to a five-man squad or a military file.
  20. 20armor, high (voice), A gradeThis character represents a "first class" or "A grade" ranking in a series.
  21. 21the latter, duplicate, strangeActs as "the second" or "Type B" in formal ranking systems and legal contracts.
  22. 22third class, 3rd, 3rd calendar signMarks the "third class" or "3rd" position in traditional Japanese sequences.
  23. 23street, ward, townWorks as a counter for city blocks in 丁目 and appears in the word 丁寧.
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