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Kanji 0063 [先] Japanese Characters for Beginners _ JLPT N5

Let's learn the first set of kanji for Japanese language beginners! 【 Today's kanji 】 Many of you may have heard the word "先生 (sensee)" in today's vocabulary examples. You often hear it in Japanese anime set in schools! "先生 (sensee)" means "the preceding one" meaning someone with more experience, so in Japanese it means teacher. In Chinese, however, this same two-character word does not mean teacher, but is used as a general honorific. Chinese and Japanese use many of the same kanji characters to write things, but sometimes words written with the same kanji can have very different meanings. 【 About reading Japanese kanji 】 There are two main ways to read Japanese kanji: "On-yomi" and "Kun-yomi". On-yomi: reading based on the Chinese pronunciation Kun-yomi: reading translated into Japanese. Which reading is used depends on the word, so it is important to learn how to read kanji using actual words.