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Seeing and Hearing

Seeing and Hearing gives you 44 kanji for seeing, hearing, and sensing.

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Seeing and HearingThemes

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The deck gives you a manageable path through seeing, hearing, and sensing without extra detours.

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  1. 01see, hopes, chances見 introduces the fundamental action of seeing, starting off this visual and auditory deck.
  2. 02outlook, look, appearance観 builds on the concept of seeing with words like 観光 (sightseeing) and 観客 (audience).
  3. 03guess, presume, surmise察 expands the theme from simply seeing to observing and understanding, as in 察する (to guess).
  4. 04stare, watch, look at眺 focuses on the action of staring or looking at a view, using the verb 眺める.
  5. 05inspection, regard as, see視 brings a more formal sense of visual inspection or careful observation.
  6. 06copy, be photographed, describe写 connects to the visual theme through capturing images, especially in 写真 (photograph).
  7. 07snapshot, take pictures撮 pairs closely with image capturing, seen in the verb 撮る (to take a picture).
  8. 08hear, ask, listen聞 shifts the focus to sound, introducing the fundamental action of hearing and asking.
  9. 09listen, headstrong, naughty聴 deepens the concept of hearing into active listening, such as with a 聴衆 (audience).
  10. 10voice声 represents the human voice, a key element of spoken communication.
  11. 11sound, noise音 broadens the audio theme to include general sounds and 音楽 (music).
  12. 12say, word言 introduces the concept of speaking words, a core part of vocal expression.
  13. 13tale, talk話 moves from simple words to full conversations and stories.
  14. 14read読 links visual perception directly to interpreting text, essential for 読書 (reading books).
  15. 15call, call out to, invite呼 involves using one's voice to call out or invite others.
  16. 16chant, recite, call upon唱 highlights vocal expression through chanting, reciting, or singing like in 唱歌 (songs).
  17. 17shout, exclaim, yell叫 represents intense vocal actions like shouting and exclaiming.
  18. 18blow, breathe, puff吹 captures actions involving breath and air, such as blowing wind or playing a wind instrument.
  19. 19spit, vomit, belch吐 adds actions of exhaling or emitting from the mouth.
  20. 20chat, chatter, talk喋 focuses on casual speech and chatting, captured by the verb 喋る.
  21. 21chirp, cry, bark鳴 expands the theme to sounds made by animals and objects ringing or echoing.
  22. 22smell, sniff, scent嗅 introduces the sense of smell with the verb 嗅ぐ, complementing seeing and hearing.
  23. 23suck, imbibe, inhale吸 involves inhaling or absorbing, connecting physical actions to breathing.
  24. 24contact, touch, feel触 adds the sense of touch to complete the collection of sensory actions.
  25. 25pipe, tube, wind instrument管 connects to sound production through wind instruments and pipes.
  26. 26chapter, lesson, section課 relates to structured reading and learning, organizing text into chapters or lessons.
  27. 27ballot, label, ticket票 involves reading written signs, labels, or ballots.
  28. 28nickname, number, item号 represents spoken or written titles, names, and numbers.
  29. 29acquiesce, hear, listen to承 carries a formal nuance of hearing, listening to, and receiving information.
  30. 30look back, review, examine oneself顧 adds a reflective kind of seeing, focused on looking back or reviewing.
  31. 31badge, chapter, composition章 aligns with the visual processing of texts, dividing written compositions into chapters.
  32. 32attack, advance on, succeed to襲 represents the dramatic action of a sudden attack or advance.
  33. 33long-distance, spur, fetlock距 involves visually measuring space, forming the word 距離 for distance.
  34. 34slacken, loosen, relax緩 describes a visible change in tension, like slackening or relaxing.
  35. 35soft軟 provides a tactile and visual descriptor for things that are soft or flexible.
  36. 36arrest, seize, concerned拘 captures actions of seizing or arresting, as well as the mental action of being overly concerned.
  37. 37equal, head, counter for small animals匹 is a highly visible counter used when observing and counting small animals.
  38. 38expose, open披 describes the action of exposing or revealing something to the eye, like at a 披露宴 (reception).
  39. 39grate, rub, scratch擦 brings a tactile and auditory element with actions like scratching and rubbing.
  40. 40clear (the land), open, break up (land)拓 depicts the action of clearing land or pioneering a new path.
  41. 41alienate, rough, neglect疎 describes a visible sparseness or the social distance of being alienated.
  42. 42crude, simple, plain朴 offers a descriptor for things that are crude, simple, or plain in appearance.
  43. 43bases, fort, rampart塁 adds the visual concept of a base or fort, recognizable in sports and structures.
  44. 44level, average均 concludes by describing the visual state of being level or evenly balanced.
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