You can {かn} pick up some food off the and put it in your , but you probably shouldn't.

A on the asking for things:
"CAN I get some help?! CAN I get directions,
CAN I have some money? CAN you speak English?!"

Running your on the is something you can do, but you really shouldn't.

Close your and see how long you can /カウ→カ. No, you shouldn’t do that. Do not do it. You mustn’t.
Sometimes this character is called a horse’s head, to which it bears a passable resemblance, but that comes from “equestrian” 騎.

Do not ignore a hungry beggar with an open at the . Ca-n カ you help them?

there's a , so naturally, there's so many street foods you can stuff your with

you shouldn't overeat, but you can if you want to, the possibility is endless and depend on your decision

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A sentence is just an for .

Variant of 丩/キュウ→ク showing two interlocking hooks, originally meaning curved or bent. Now means a turn of phrase, so the lower hook has been replaced by a wrapped by the upper .

The phrases of my haiKU are written in black / ink.

a is unable to speak a single phrase

Depicts early instruction as teaching conducted in open-air classrooms by the . Kun’yomi are the explanation scratched in the sand of how to read each character.

Instruction is like flooding like a

In this of I can read only a few kun yomis. How can I understand the whole instruction, there's no explanation.

Is it a con {コン} that this has roots ? Nay {ね}, it's true.

Its that a has roots. It it from falling.

The has good

The pros and cons {コン} of roots: in the "pro" category, tree roots are for the tree, drawing up moisture from the soil. In the "con" category, tree roots can do a lot of damage, such as cracking pavement. Overall having trees is a NEt {ね} benefit.

A has a root that /コン it to the earth.

A at its roots.

The has roots

roots are pronounced {northeast}.

A can not to grow roots, else it would not survive.

Roots are because they are the origin of .

The has roots so it will ね never fall down. It also produces a lot of pinecones コン.

You are the of the words you .

I couldn't say a , because SHI kissed me on the . Now I've KO'TO go BAck to my boyfriend, while SHI's the I'm in love with.

I am saying all of my speech with an .

Remember Schoolhouse Rock? The to that P.O.S. song are /シ poetry.

She シ was the of the play and helped actors with their parts of speech. She wanted it delivered like poetry not mere

words

on a page.

The gets to wear the , because he knows so many Chinese characters. Maybe one day I'll know as many characters as the child.

character for {シ} serves as the phonetic of the character for {ジ}.

Perhaps all these characters were created by a GEnius {ジ}. If so, they should be King!

Kanji *characters* are almost more like *words* than *letters*. The of "Aza"「AZA あざ」*village* study hard to learn them, and when they score well on their kanji test, they get to wear the "genius"「JI ジ」 for the rest of the day!

Every born under Japanese
is given Kanji CHARACTERS for its name.

Some ren like studying alphabet characters under the school , but other children JEEr {じ} at them ...

G {ジ} is a letter learn as a .

the was the winner of the competition because she knew so many kanji characters

I heard making noise on my . Yelled them away and found a pair of JEANS ジ with strange letters C and K left behind. What does this all mean?

A born to a Japanese is given characters for its name. And it's name is Ji-sus

The is hiding on the so that he can keep practicing to write kanJI over and over and over. He's afraid that his parents will know how he hasn't been doing his homework for the last... 5 years. No wonder he can't even read a simple sentence at the age of 9. He is writing a lot of symbols and letters to help him memorize these characters. Will it work? Hey who knows? At least he's trying.

My pronounced that words: I resign

I've had enough of this job, dealing with the of my coworkers always saying hurtful words and expressions! Geez {ジ}, guys! やめろ! I quit!

Jeez ｼﾞ, ya や have a throwing around words and expressions like that. You should resign!

This is a simplified form of a character that shows and . In this context, the first character has the connotation of "governing/correcting" and the second of "punishing", so together, the idea is "to rectify a situation," which is then applied to the idea that "correct speech" is necessary to be understood.

Via 辭: There’s a word on the tip of your , a really /シン→ジ expression, that would be the perfect term for telling off your no-good lazy boss, if only…—I quit!
Tongue 舌 is a sound substitute for tangle, so spicy 辛 is the radical.

expresses .

The moment my made contact with that kebab, I had to resign from the contest said JI-sus / ジ-sus

He tortured me by dripping Tabasco sauce on my until I resigned

Gee ジ, you’re really in a いな bind at work, and if ya や don’t open your and express yourself, you’re going to become . I’ve told you times, I think you should just resign.

My boss's is so \foul-mouthed\ that makes me want to resign from job

Looks like a fancy feathered with a fancy capped used to write many words / terms / expressions or even to resign.

Gee {じ/ジ}、there's a word on the tip of my but ya {や} know, it might be too to say

there is a that with only words.

When someone’s , their is untied — which is an expression meaning they say a lot of words they shouldn’t have.

Those or curse words should never come out of your

If your job makes your food taste to your , you better resign

If you can't control the sharp words that come out your then just resign.

The target for archery is usually painted to make the archer see it better. The bullseye is like the deepest point of a .

In archery, the outer area of the target is and the . Although back then, they would just use a tomato {まと} as a target, before it got "techy" {テキ}, as in "technical".

The mark in the center of the /シャク←ジャク←/d͡ʑɨɐk̚/→/tek̚/→テキ is the bullseye.

This BULL's EYE is completely different,
it's for colour-blind people,
the target is in and instead of the darts
you shoot with a .

Our software company's motto {まと} is "You can rely on our techies {テキs} to hit the target!" and our logo is a . We would have liked to have used a red and white bull's eye for a logo, but some retail store had already trademarked that.

The *subject* of the "techie"「TEKI テキ」convention was how to create a , automated that could serve "tomato"「MATO まと」soup without missing its *target*.

a tiny was painted on to the to be used as a bull's eye

The at the center of the field within the of the target is the bull's eye.

A is your target.

high tech テキ bows are used in this archery club. Our motto まと is that you should be able to hit the

mark

on the

target

🎯 any of the week with only the simplest of equipment.

To be able to hit a target, you must all your thoughts like inside your mind, making it clean like a sheet.

A guy jumps into a with a target painted on the bottom. he's aiming for the bullseye.

I sentences with white marker fluid

ぶん left his about literature on the . モン complained about it.

Depicts a man, his tattooed with body art, figures and other decoration—particularly long vertical stripes resembling vertical writing. This style is a long way from literature, but it is connected by the humble sentence.

The character is originally with tattoos on his chest, but the tattoo part vanished over time. It means art, culture or anything related to that area.

Put a on the . That's a sentence I guess.

I put a on the kettle, put down my BUN {ぶん}, and down the PokeMON {もん} like sentences from a literary tale.

An wearing a , symbolizing text.

A sentence on the fridge door: "Keep the BUNS ブン cool if the HUMIDITY ふみ is high".

"For your your style crimes, I sentence you to eat the MONth-old {モン} {ブン} on that ."

"WHO, ME?" {ふみ}

"Well, there's no one else here, soooo..."

"AWW...YEAH." {あや}

A on a , picture a scholar writing ancient literature by the light

I put the on the tea kettle and down the sentences in my book

Only those with the title of Sama {さま} have lots of and .

You should have a polite manner with the and

The parched demanded: "Gimmie {さま} {ヨウ} , !"

A situation where a is standing next to /ヨウ→ショウ is one way to symbolize time passing, sir.（羕＝⿱𦍌永 “ram water” represents the flowing waters of Old Man River. Compare 洋）

The WAY brought to the .

Note: Imagine the Sheep soaks its wool with water from the river to give water to a tree.

King. さま rested under the , thirsty for

has been shortened

The police searched for the fugitive. To make a long story short, they were able to capture him. Rack up {リャク} another win for the police.

To fit the name of on the list, I must abbreviate them

I found an outline to capture a at the racks{リャク} beside the . It used many abbreviations and some parts were omitted.

When looking from above, rice looks small. You can only see the outline of them.

Outline /カク you intend to capture by it looking for things to plunder. Shorten the battle plan with strategic abbreviations and omissions.

item needs to be abbreviated so it fits in the four squares of this box

During the , became scarce. With so many to feed, families feared they'd have to choose between omitting {leaving out} some hungry people or plundering nearby communities. A shortened winter saved them all.