@its_ryu_yamada: You are learning grass-related Japanese Kanji today! There is a specific part representing “草 (kusa/grass)”, which is called “KUSAKANMURI”. It’s used as part of grass-related Japanese Kanji. To begin with today’s topic, 草 (kusa) already has “kusakanmuri”. The part on the top is that part. 花 (hana) which means “flower” also has “kusakanmuri”, of course. The grass is sometimes (or most of the time) bitter so it should be easy for you to imagine 苦い (nigai) means “bitter”. This phrase is commonly used like the following: 苦いコーヒー (nigai co-hi-/bitter coffee) 抹茶は苦い (maccha wa nigai/Maccha is bitter) 苦い経験/苦い思い (nigai keiken/bitter experience) Also, 葉 (ha/leaf) also has “kusakanmuri” too! Native Japanese speakers use 葉 only, but they use it like 葉っぱ (happa) and it means “leaf” too. 葉っぱ (happa) sounds more casual to use. Lastly, medicine is made from plants sometimes so it’s no surprise that 薬 (kusuri) has “kusakanmuri”. The common ways to use this Kanji are the following: 薬を飲む (kusuri o nomu/take medicine) 薬が効いた (kusuri ga kiita/The medicine worked) 薬局 (yakkyoku/drugstore) Anyway, thank you so much for reading this description until here! If you haven’t followed me, please consider it. Also, I have my own YouTube channel so please check it out too! The link is in bio! #learnjapanese #learnjapanesevocab #studyjapanese #learnjapanesewords #learnkanji

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Tuesday 19 December 2023 01:03:44 GMT