Grade 1 kanji words

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Mangekyou

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15 Jul 2008

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• 16 Jul 2008

• #1

Hy ppl. I just finished grade 1 kanji and decided to work on my grammar a bit before taking grade 2 on. So what I would need and can't for the life of me find on the web is a list of words written using only grade 1 kanji like 学校(school), 人力車(rickshaw) or 火山(volcano).
So please if you know any(and I'm sure you know lots ) write them here, you'll help a lot. Oh. and if you know of a webpage with this kind of a list, please post. Thanks in advance.

btw. by grade 1 I mean: learn-japanese.info/kanjifirst.gif

 

Last edited: 16 Jul 2008

hideway

still hiding

8 Dec 2006

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• 16 Jul 2008

• #2

Hey.

What do you mean by grade 1? Is that a grade referent to a particular school?
Or maybe it is JPLT (which I assume to be level 4)?

 

alantin

日本語を勉強する者

17 Oct 2007

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• 16 Jul 2008

• #3

I assume he means the grade 1 kanji thaught in japanese schools.

Might wanna check this page out.

I'm not sure if the compounds behind the links are grade 1 kanji only though..

 

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Mangekyou

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15 Jul 2008

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• 16 Jul 2008

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• #4

Yes, those are the ones I had in mind. I saw the page already(actually using it) but it only has about 3 or so words for every kanji and most of them contain higher grade kanji.

 

hirashin

Sempai

Donor

8 Apr 2004

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• 16 Jul 2008

• #5

Words in Easy Kanji

OK, I'll think of some words in easy Kanji.

Can you read these?

入口
出口
自動車
自転車
電気
雷雨
大雪
小雨
人間
会社
社会
文字
火事
工場
運動
運動場

Is that enough?

Hirashin

 

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Mangekyou

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15 Jul 2008

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• 16 Jul 2008

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Thanks hirashin, I can read most of them.

 

Kenjirou

Dude

30 Jul 2008

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• 4 Aug 2008

• #7

My kanji is so bad lol... I'm still just learning how to write most of them, putting them together is difficult... like how 草が生えています。 How Sei turns into Ha etc. is so confusing! How many different readings for each words are there (usually)?

 

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Veespin

4 years studying Japanese

2 Feb 2008

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• 17 Aug 2008

• #8

It actually depends on the kanji -- a lot of kanji have a lot of readings and SEI/IKIRU/HAERU/etc has quite a few. The best thing I can tell you is look at the rest of the sentence and you'll figure out the reading (if you've already learned that reading, that is). I'm constantly learning "new" readings for kanji that I thought I already learned.