Kanji 三つ which is read ‘mitsu’ in Japanese Reading Style

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Kanji 三つ (mitsu)

The next kanji which is studied is the third kanji, kanji三. This kanji is a kanji which from its form can represents the meaning within. Three strikes of this kanji represents the meaning of number three. In this example, as we can see the usages of this kanji itself is to express the meaning of three things. In order to write the word, this kanji is followed by hiragana letter つ and the word will be pronounced as ‘mitsu’ in kun-yomi (Japanese Reading Style).

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漢字の順番の書き方

(Kanji’s Writing Steps Method)

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漢字の読み方

(Kanji’s Reading Method)

訓読み

(Japanese’s Reading Method)

例字

(Vocabulary Example)

1.

(Word)

意味 (Meaning)

三つ (read:mitsu)

Three (things)

例文(Sentence Example)

(Sentence)

ス-パでみかんが三つで買いました。

ロマ字

(Roman Letter)

Su-pa de mikan ga
mitsu de kaimashita.

意味 (Meaning)

I bought three oranges at the supermarket.

 

 

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