He told you one thing to stop being itchy

= one / ichi

When is used as a number, it sounds like "ichi"「ICHI イチ」. When used as a generic counter, it sounds like "hitotsu"「HITOTSU ひと.つ」.

You are only one step away from the finish line

All you need is one step over this line.

HITS ひと.つ an

The easiest way to memorize this kanji is to start with the kanji for recommend and remove its irrelevant parts: shoot a times with a , and it together with the , which leaves you alone

Kinda looks like a plate. plate, and nothing more.

"I got one bug bite and now my arm is itchy イチ!"

Looks like a 1 that fell over -hypothetically in grass- now the one is "Itchy *ichi*"

They look like steps and you put your FOOT on the second step

Who ta-ught ふた you count? I nee-d に to know!

Two is double

= two. Two in Japanese is "ni"and this kanji also looks exactly like the katakana character ni !

is two, don't need to look "further" ふた

One line plus another line equals lines. Think of all the things you have two of. What is the most important? The eyes, the ears? I would say the knee /ニ/ because if you didn't have them, it'd be really hard to go up stairs.

Two , looks like and pronounced ニ. Alternate pronunciation ジ borrowed from cognate 次.

, , !

The kanji for is "san"「SAN サン」and also "mi"「MI み」, and it looks like the katakana mi ミ as well!

plus make three.

There is three parts to a SANdwich サン, two bread and the stuff in the middle, like MEat み

broke into three

My new MITSUbishiみっつ car has THREE driving options , the i like the most is SANdサン driving mode.

Three is triple

plus is three. Three is the number of chances you get with Santa-san /サン/. He has a "naughty list" and if you get three strikes you're out.

Since there are only three strokes to this kanji, it is easy to remember it means three.

To remember the pronunciations, I like to picture what it would look like to see MEみ eating a SANサンdwich. The top and bottom lines represent the two slices of and the middle one represents a layer of

Now that the has been finished you can go out on your RYOUboat and fish

Now that I have a , that completes my fishing gear. I will soon be fishing in the Rio {リョウ, Spanish word for "river"}.

Depicts a swaddled with no visible arms. Children are swaddled to comfort them. They won’t stop crying until the swaddling is complete, so it’s good to be able to finish quickly.

The Shuowen defines 了 as "the crossing of lower legs". In the Shuowen Jiezi Zhu, a commentary to the Shuowen Jiezi, it is said that the pictogram instead depicts entangled legs 了戾. The meaning "to finish" is likely a sound loan, but an argument can be made for "entangled legs" → "tie" → "finish".

The reaches out with her for her parent because "she"「SHI シ」is "co"dependent「KO こ」.

She likes rats cau-se こ she シ is just a

the small child is in the with his and sticking out

Tuck the into SHE will SOOn be asleep

That poor child - SHE has lived a of year.

Child their mother.

The child is “ko”ld so they “shi”ver

Looks like a child from the side view. You can only see her nose, mouth, and chin...along with her tongue SHE is sticking out at the rat she sees in the COrner

It took you {TSU} long to notice the on the when you were chasing the {SHI}p around their pen. You {SU}wear you've {NE}ver felt pain like this in all your child years. You shouldn't have gone to play between 11pm - 1am, it was too dark, but you knew you {KO}uldn't play during the day, not with the sign of the rat watching your every move from the mural on the wall.

Is it true that SHIITAKE シ SOUP ス with KOMATSUNA こ is the favourite food among Japanese kids ?

A with a .

A sitting with a on her おんな lap

My friend "Jona"「JO ジョ、ONNA おんな」was a very strange *woman*. Any time she met someone new, she would stretch out her and , as if she was meeting royalty!

The is going to a show ｼﾞョ with a hat on her おんあ head.

A woman with a baby in her .

A woman who has flexible and straight to do the work.

This Jo Anne /ジョ/, the owne-r /おんな/ of this shop is a really tough looking person. But she really is a sweatheart. She makes female clothing with another woman, her sister.

It looks like a with and

A with is pleasing to look at.

The people you're fond of are your and .

The was fond of her and liked KOU-caine.

A likes her and uses blanket-s to ke-ep すき them from getting col-d コウ. They are cold no mo-re このむ

The is *fond* of her , who *likes* to "ski"「SUKI すき」in the "cold"「KŌ コウ」because it is *pleasing*.

The liked the lone and adopted it. The people nearby found the scene pleasing.

Everyone is fond of and - that’s why they’re often invoked for sympathy

A gave a pacifier to her . They really liked it, so they started {suki}ng「すき」on it.

Two meanings. ① It is good よい for a and her to be together; and ② A likes すく her , she may even prefer このむ her child.

Sense 2 is an extension of sense 1, the exoactive/putative *-s suffixed form in Old Chinese *qʰuːʔ → *qʰuːs. Both senses are pronounced the same コウ in Japanese, since the codas were truncated. Moreover, sense 2 predominates in Japanese, sense 1 mostly having been replaced by 良い.

This named す Sue い is fond of her よ young

Among all the supermarkets, my and only like COOP コウ.

SUKI {す.き} really likes taking to CONOCO {この, コウ} gas stations.

Some are wicked. Can *ケン* you agree?

I imagine that where many go dance the can can *カン かん*, they make lots of noise and cause mischef sometimes.

Throughout history, women have often been associated with wicked witches, mischievous schemes, and seduction, symbolized only to show that.

I'm trying to watch the movie, but these three wicked are being way too noisy.

See 姧/カン: The depiction of three with no men indicates some kind of mischief is afoot. They are surely かしましい noisy, if not boisterous.
Any group of three or more witches can be a coven → CO’EN →カン.

To be honest, I thought of an English slang word similar to くち, but I'd rather shut my

When I play peek a boo or "coochie-coo"「KUCHI くち、KU ク」with my baby sister, she gives me a "coy"「KŌ コウ」smile, or opens her and laughs!

Looks like an open

I like KOUcaine said the

Depicts an open , possibly with upturned corners. Also used to depict a generic object, square or round.
コウ is a later borrowing, ク is earlier, both from MC /khuwᵡ/. くち is from Old Japanese, ultimately from Proto-Japonic *kutui; it is not derived from /khuwᵡ/, but they may share a common ancestor.

Those are full of HINdu products

of goods piled up together

She NAgged me and said those are full of HINdu goods.

In niHON 🇯🇵 and SHINA 🇨🇳 ppl make goods with dignity for traditions. These traditions get passed on . It's only HINdrence is the Western influence, that even acounts for meals, which become increasingly less healthy.

I’ve already told HIM {ひん}! These are full of various goods, but mostly SNACKS {しな}!

Please show HIM the of goods.

The goods can feed many .

HINata sent me these goods from SHINA

The labels on these gives a *hin*t {ヒン} on what goods could be inside it.

Several . Can't know for sure which is which, but that's certainly goods.

I store goods/articles here in/HIN on an island/SHImA.

This is simple a pictogram of a say-ing words. The lines are soundwaves. No need to complicate it.

Be careful of the words that come out of your . It matters whether you say them as loud as a GONG {ごん} or as swEEt {い} as a KOTO {こと}; they can still hurt someone, just like GENGhis {げん} Khan's sword did to his enemies.

In college, you would hang your "coat"「KOTO こと」and go to your where a was stacked. "You"「IU い.う」couldn't reach your at the top, so you couldn't write a single *word* for your homework. You *said* that you wished you were home "again"「GEN ゲン」so your mom would clean your room for you.

GEN {げん} better not say a word with those , or he'll be a GONner {ごん}.

Traditionally, 4 is unlucky because it is sometimes pronounced し, which is the word for death. So, we don't say a word or precisely about it with our .

The words he is saying are sometimes crazy—he is a GENIUS ゲン GONE ゴン mad.

Looks like a with coming out of it, like when you say a word.

Your friend forgot his “coat” こと again げん. Even when you said : “Don’t forget it! I will not repeat my words.”

I'd love to your if you GONtinue to say one more word about my GENeration being less than yours. You'll KOme TO realise some day that we rely on eachother.

She ta-lks した down to me, I ca-n't カ stand it!

A hand with it's pointing down. You can also see the and , all depicted. Think this -> 👇

I had to "stop"「SHITA した」pulling weeds because their went too deep *down* *below* the . I "can't"「KA カ」get them out! My garden "could"「KUDA くだ」be ruined.

An arrow down. A below the was added later to emphasize descent and for symmetric contrast with 上. Both characters use the reference line 一 as the radical.

Shitake した, カ come from below the

Mirrored upside-down version of 上 with bit hanging down

Your is on the below.

Sadly, my skills in CAR GAMES are below average. 🚗 🎮 #readingonly

I have a カ that lives under , and SHE TAlksした. Once, she said "MEOW,MEOOW!".

There's something the

is digging down the .

The horizontal stroke at the bottom symbolizes the flat surface of the earth. Below, the component represents the roots that penetrate deep into the ground.

is falling down from the letter

Shita-san , don't let bad get you down

Why do kids love digging so much? You won't find anything fun below the just some broken ca-r /カ/ parts, trash, or a .

You are digging in the looking for a e . Why? Because the farmer's wife asked you to. She Ta-したlked a lot about it being below ground, she also said something about a ca-ヵr

The shape creates the grid axis, and the small is below the , pointing down, and descending from the origin.

that is not able to fly up further, otherwise it will hit the

The *clumsy* tripped and spilled very cold on a girl at the bar. He felt *bad*, but the scene got *ugly*. The girl said *negative* things to him while the crowd "booed"「BU ブ」.

Don't be so negative about him, insulting him is a blow!

Foo, I don't want to be negative, but this whole kanji is clumsy and ugly.

Depicts the calyx, the ugly part of a flower, below the blossom, that is non-blooming, including the , a root , the and—this is bad—a of spilled nectar. Oh, how clumsy! Borrowed for sound to mean negative 否/ヒ→フ.
The entire character hangs down from the radical 一 like a partially completed game of hangman. Talk about negative!

Feeling so all the time is just a to becoming a negative person.

The can't fly higher, otherwise it'll crash straight into the . Splat! Oh yeah, another mnemonic is, think of a you cannot hide.

You clumsy FU/fool dropped my the BUs.

フ -fool- is bad, oh here comes another , things are about to get ugly.

I hadn't had a FRUBE {ふ・ぶ} before, but it was a bad idea to try!

When a forms *on* a , that means no.

He{ヒ} refused me when he "!"

He {匕} had been me on social media, so I confronted him. He refused to admit it, and he also denied that he was the source of those posts.

ヒs is -happy, so he said no.

If something's just no/IYA.

I have toe-s とお that fit into my shoe-s ｼﾞュウ.

I wear "jewelry"「JŪ ジュウ」on my "toes"「TŌ とお」.

for ten but rotated 45 degrees.

It's the T in

One represents ten. See also: twenty, thirty, and fourty

ジュウ can count とお ten , too!

10 is the first whole number that countains two digits and 十 only countains two strokes.

Depicts a needle, later written 針/シン← /t͡ɕi̯əm/ ← *kjum … *ɡjub → /ʑi̯əp̚/ →ジッ, borrowed for sound. Originally drawn simply as a or with a dot in the middle. In later forms the dot extends to become a .

I have this christian friend, who loves to talk about the Ten Commandments. She gave me this beautiful jew-eled /ジュウ/ pendant.

You're {TOO} {JI}ttery to properly carry all these fragil {TO} the {JYU}piter wing in only ten minutes. You feel like {JYUU}niper would have been a better fit for the job...

Ten people want JUice ジュウ in JUne ジュウ to cool down

1 9 = 10
2 8 = 10
3 7 = 10
4 6 = 10
5 5 = 10

These numbers all up to ten!

has ten things

This has ten jewels "じゅう" in it!

My dog died too old, so I put a on top of the .

Only an old fool ふる the same co-rny コ story times.

My grandfather is so *old* that the same "foolish"「FURUI ふる.い」story will come from his times, and he won't remember. I can't "cope"「KO コ」!

Ancient samples of 古 look a lot like 由 from same period. You could think of 古 as an old lamp that burned out. Mouth 口 is the radical by analogy with bitter 苦.
Phonetic series 古: （*kaːʔ） 箇 個 居 橭 嫴 姑 辜 酤 蛄 鴣 沽 盬 古 罟 估 鈷 詁 牯 故 固 稒 痼 錮 鯝 棝 凅 枯 軲 跍 骷 苦 葫 餬 瑚 湖 鶘 猢 醐 糊 箶 蝴 胡 瓳 怙 祜 岵 婟 楛 据 裾 琚 椐 鶋 蜛 崌 涺 腒 鋸 倨 踞 涸

An old story in one that has passed through at least - I’m so FULL {ふる} of such stories that I can’t COpe {こ}!

An old shield graphic depicting

So old, they already have a made for their

Old People are burried in a under the

I once saw an squatting old man shove pieces of sushi into this at once.

The KOdomo will grow OLD someday with dentures in her

Looks like a stick figure with the kind of big chubby that old men often get.

old are great bonds.

ふるい is , but he "I'm scared of becoming old"

A phrase I've heard from at least : "The older I get, the less gladly I suffer ふる -s"

Can a{かな} in Kyoto{キョウ} grant the prayers coming out of my ?

Please grant my wish to have s .

Many , where /ジュウ← /ʑi̯əp̚/ ← *ɡjub … *ɦleːb → /ɣiep̚/ →ギョウ→キョウ represents many, ask favors to grant and questions to answer. Cognate with 協/キョウ. 叶 sort of looks like a mouth praying before the cross in a church 教/キョウ.

okay {ケイ}, me the points i need to plot on this blueprint.

My plan is simple enough to be summarized in only.

The Maori battle plan involved sending warriors to the neighboring village where they would perform their war dance, the haka {はか}. During the haka, are often shouted at their enemies, and both sides try to measure the strengths and weaknesses of the other side.

My plan is to perform a HAKA {はか.る}, then learn before I measure my progress. Is that oKAY {けい}?

It's better to measure it times before it

The Māori will *plan* a celebration to welcome the special guests. They will *measure* out and *plot* the area where they will perform the "haka"「HAKA はか」dance and shout that begin with "K"「KĒ ケイ」. It is a clever *scheme*!

"All according to the keikaku. Keikaku means plan"
Light says as he kills people using written in the Death Note to put people in graves with on them.

Measure this and me what the points to.

oKAY {ケイ}, what's the on your part plan? And HOw CAn {はか} I help?

A plan is only as good as it is communicated: you have to the participants the aspects of the plot.（Ten is a big number, and is used to represent the whole.）

Okay {ケイ} tell me your plan using only , you little hacker {はか}!

A plan / plot / scheme is like a collection of carefully measured and ideas placed on a to represent the order and structure needed for planning.

To it , especially in a calculated way. Carries a general sense of planning, plotting or counting.

The man died at as planned, Light .

You can make a with only

My have things to arrange.

The knitting group is always planning something as they use their and
*Using RTK primitive definition for needle,*

I'm ing you I have at least plans/yotei to hack/HAKaru you, 'kay/KEI?

I you to measure it at least times before plotting to estimate the accuracy!

To calculate is to .

To is to denote a plan

Tell me your plan in or less and then based on how good that plan is, I will measure your iq

spoken with hidden intentions is definitely a scheme

He he plans to overthrow the when the clock strikes 10.

Someone is

measuring

the legth of a

word

Say to plot against the church.

You shouldn't measure your progress until you've made a plan to learn starting with the letter 'K' (ケイ}

A PLAN is easy to FORECAST and MEASURE its progress.

An upside down seven.

Nana なな, Nana Sue ななつ! she chea-ted シチ on number seven! Na-na know-s なの.

weighs seven pounds

Depicts a bisected by a , originally meaning cut. See 切. Borrowed for sound to mean seven. You can remember this from the tale of the brave little tailor, who bragged that he had killed seven in one blow.

It looks like the katakana se and se is the first two letters of seven

It looks like an upsidedown . When I first learned Japanese numbers, I was told seven was"shichi"「SHICHI シチ」. But later I learned it could also be "nana"「NANA なな」.

A .

Dang, my fell on the floor. It's upside down and everything! Oh well, 7-second rule!

It is a pictogram for getting cut in the middle by a . It was later borrowed for sound to mean seven and a knife radical was added for the character cut, becoming .

Seven is a lucky number, usually, but imagine getting percent on a test. Nana /なな/ my friend, she cheat-ed /シチ/ on the test. Nobody noticed and she still didn't do well on the exam.

"SHE CHEated シチ and got seven points" to which the girl responds, "NANA なな, it wasn't me!"

" is enough.", said seven.

If virtue is a cross, the seven sins would be , . Na na, don't go there.

While visiting the Phillippines HI brought his own and a KARAf for his BEeRU. Since the in the hotel where to small compared to home.

HI’s comparing the two

Compare the pairless shoes until you have a HIT ヒ. Then use the or to put them on.

Two to compare their body shapes- HI has a bigger leg to body ratio . They're having a KU RAce to see who grows fastest.

Let's compare our and see which is bigger!

Compare these . The onyomi is also ヒ.

To shush with the , start saying sh like /シチ→シツ. Only if that fails should you raise your voice to scold or reprove.
Also written as: 𠮟, a character from Unicode’s CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B that is still not universally supported.

After the Shih Tzu{ シツ} she carried {しか} put the in its , she scolded it, and told it to spit it out.

"He can be"「HI ひ、KA か、BI -び」late every *day* because the makes his .

Just like all the other countries, I see the sun rising every day through a , in Japan too.

Every day I see the sun through my , and each 二チ time I ca-n か hea-r ひ the bustle of the city where I live in Japan, it's too ジツ loud!

Depicts the sun . Each sun means one day when used as a counter for days. Japan is the land of the rising sun.

You see the sun/day through what? A !

This kanji looks like a calendar to see days

Every day I watch the sun rise through the .

day, someone said: “Japan is the land of the rising sun”.

ひ かn't look at the sun, ニチ can I, but we can see the days passing from the .

From the shape of the ☀️, it bears the direct meaning of sun, the sunrise land, Japan, and the indirect meaning of day, which is the time between sunrise and sunset.

On the day of May, my is burning.

A is wearing cool to go to Japan.

Ouch! My に is hurt! Now my whole にち is RUINED!!!

This is the sun with a straight cloud passing through it

The sun is a that you should 🚫 look at.

This doesn't have a doorknob.

The gist of what she{シ} said was, you might{うまい} find delicious things on your when the shines on the moon eh{むね}.

You know when the food is DELICIOUS when you wanna it all every .

/ヒ→シ ← delicious food into your mouth with relish like the clever tasting expert you purport to be.

Alternatively, the of the amuse-bouche is pretty tasty.

Basis of the phonetic series 旨（*kjiʔ）稽 詣 栺 榰 脂 鴲 指 旨 恉 嗜 蓍 鰭 耆 鮨 鬐

You don't need a to eat this delicious

There are more insects to any living thing *under* the .

The i learned that descendants were being to insects via this kanji really CONfused {コン} me. I thought that this kanji's meaning was really mixed up {混}, but in a less wet way.

Grandparents spend all photos of their DESCENDANTS whist sunbathing under the , one of them likes to eat 昆布こんぶ, and another collects 昆虫こんちゅう, which one is better hmm?

Originally the and of an insect. Now means older brother: the whole insect; or descendants: just the feet. Component in 琨, 鯤, 菎, 崐, 錕, 緄, 輥, 棍, 餛, 混, 焜, 倱, and 箟.

to the we are just insects. Don't let my older brother or his descendants try to convince{コン} you otherwise.

Insects are their pineコンes under the sun .

A chants to call for a /ショウ outcome.

I'll show {ショウ} you that the or the depending on the tone {とな} of the chant that comes from my

The is making two kids sing a CHANT
but they are only in their mouths. HA!

{speaking} = chanting

He performs a chant by for

**Dona** opens her chants to the two saying "**SHOW** ME THE LIGHT"

The sparkles through each corner of the crystal prism.

are used to mean something is sparkling with flickering lights.

Crystals sparkle when the bounces off from many different directions {imagine the three sun radicals as sunlight bouncing off of three different facets of a crystal}.

, far away, as stars, sparkle

In the old days, we used to queue {キュウ} up for .

I'll see my old friend again .

Something that is old is the thing that there through lots of .

Via 舊: in the old days, when even the wise old owls 雈 were ←臼/キュウ←兒.

you'll be 90/KYUUjuu years old/FURUI too and reminisce about the good old times and how it all began/MOTO.

Old times, 18 years ago. Or maybe 9... {キュウ - 九)

On the last of the year, symbolically the old year is depicted as an old man with a . The new year is depicted as a CUTE {キュウ} baby. People gather and toast old friends and talk about old times as they prepare to bring in the new year.

To be formerly known as something else, is to have had a different name a certain

A: There's still minutes left for the to rise!
B: SOOO? {そう}
A: HYAH {はや} ... come on, let me sleep!

The will quickly the horizon when it is early.

Hiya はや! You're up so ソウ early, the won't be out for another minutes.

Get up early and be fast if you want to watch the at .

The above the early in the day; to see it rising, you need to wake up and get ready fast.

If you're up before the reaches o'clock, you're up early.

The is just rising over the , early in the day

So, there's an ancient chinese character for grass/plant that I'm not going to try to put in here. Basically on 艹--> 十 in the early day or whatever.

To go Fast and arrive Early the driver wears his and reaches for the

Ai-yai!/はやい！It's soo/そうearly! I get up before the and do fast jumping jacks.

This kanji looks like a spinning top that spins early, fast for straight

"Hiya"「HAYA はや」, *early* bird! You got up "so"「SO ソウ」*fast*, the won't be out for another minutes!

HEY, YA【はや】gotta think fast in o-block; get up soon as the 's in the sky, at least before .
SOSA【ソウ、サッ】taught me that.

A wearing quickly opened his arms to protect his friend.

Morning is the of the

Dan {ダン} says you can't get a tan {タン} at daybreak. You have to wait until the is much higher above the .

The is rising from the at dawn.

"Dan"「DAN ダン」wakes up early each "morning = あさ"「ASA あさ」to see the come over the at *daybreak*.

You must be on another planet if there is more than in the morning.

The Nightbreak-Dawn starts
when the rises above the .

the break of dawn: the rising above the

Dan{ダン} got a tan{タン} by getting up at daybreak and spending full day under the .