21. 五 means "five" and is read:
On-Yomi:
a) ゴ (go), e.g. 五月 (ごがつ) / May
Kun-Yomi:
b) いつ (itsu), e.g. 五日 (いつか) / five days, the fifth day
c) いつつ (itsutsu), e.g. 五つ (いつつ) / five
22. 口 means "a mouth" and is read:
On-Yomi:
a) コウ (kou), e.g. 口実 (こうじつ) / a pretext, a pretense
b) ク (ku), e.g. 口説く (くどく) / court, woo
Kun-Yomi:
c) くち (kuchi), e.g. 口答え (くちごたえ) / back talk, a retort
23. 校 means "a school" and is read:
On-Yomi:
コウ (kou), e.g. 校歌 (こうか) / a school song
24. 左 means "left" and is read:
On-Yomi:
a) サ (sa), e.g. 右往左往する (うおうさおうする) / move around this way and that (in confusion)
Kun-Yomi:
b) ひだり (hidari), e.g. 左足 (ひだりあし) / a left leg
25. 三 means "three" and is read:
On-Yomi:
a) サン (san), e.g. 三月 (さんがつ) / March
Kun-Yomi:
b) み (mi), e.g. 三日月 (みかづき) / a new moon, a crescent moon
c) みつ (mitsu), e.g. 三つ子 (みつご) / triplets
d) みっつ (mittsu), e.g. 三つ (みっつ) / three
Speech examples can be found at the Japanese Kanji Dictionary.
Stroke order can be found at the Kanji Land.
First Class (25/80 signs): 一右雨円王音下火花貝学気休玉金九空月犬見五口校左三山四子糸字耳七車手十出女小上森人水正生青石赤先千川早草足村大男竹中虫町天田土二日入年白八百文本名木目夕立力林六
Wednesday 14 May 2008
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