The moon shines through the

As a Werewolf, every month the full moon really gets げつ to your guts がつ

Every *month*, werewolves are changed by the full . It really "gets"「GETSU ゲツ」their "guts"「GATSU ガツ」craving raw meat. I would use "two keys"「TSUKI つき」to lock them up, not one!

A month is longer than a 日

This month starts with a new moon: I can observe it through my at night.

From the shape of the 🌙, it took on the direct meaning of the moon, and the indirect meaning of month, which is the time it takes for the moon to finish its circumnavigation around the earth.

Pictograph: Simply a waxing .

Note: when in radical form this can mean 'moon' or 'part of the body'.

It is the kanji for 'sun' 日 but with two rays of light bouncing off of it, to show how is just reflected sun / sunlight.

I like すき the

つき, I drive at night each month to see it. I guess ゲツ I need gas ガツ.

In the anime a silent voice, the deaf character wanted to say すく, but said つき instead and her love interest though she was complimenting the moon

Every when the is full we ited up and down the mountain.

The kanji for moon looks like a

This kanji looks like a spaceship to the moon

The of the lake gets every .

The in the *lake* reflects the light. A *lake* has less "water = みず" than an "ocean = うみ"「MIZŪMI みずうみ」, and it is "cold"「KO コ」.

Unlike the rivers, which are populated by Kappa, the in the lake is home to a /コ monster called Nessie.

The lake of has reflected the .

The always get their from the same lake.

A lake is an body of sometimes affected by the tide of the

There are many コ 古 stories about this lake when the full 月 shined on the 氵 . A smaller amount of water than the ocean is a lake mizu + umi みずうみ

It took many for this lake to get its

The lake's gets drank by every .

The Lady of the Lake resides in bodies of and is an goddess.

There are alot of fossil and in this

Brightness from the comes from the 's light.

The and the are shining at the same time. MAY {めい} I please close the curtain? When it's too bright, everything I have will turn to Ash {あ}. I don't want Ash CAR {あか}, Ash KEY {あき}, Ash SAW {あさ}, ASH TAcos {あした}, or ASH SUshi {あす}, thank you.

The *light* from the and is *bright*. But sometimes the moon "may"「MEI メイ」 turn dark and red "red=あか"「AKA あか」when there's a blood moon.

In the Autumn {あき}, when the and are full and red {あか}, it MAY {めい} get bright.

Literally the and the combined. For all the brightness in the world.

the is holding a

The cannot have light without the

The shines light unto the in front of it.

When the lights up the fully, you know, your night will be bright

"May" メイ the light be with you. When the 日 and the 月 will rise, the world turns bright, and you have to be “accurate” あかるい.

2 bright celestial bodies, a and a

A ca-r's あか headlights are still not as bright as the or the .

Double da power { and } , double the brightness

The is so bright that even the reflections of it off the can provide us with light.

The and together is very bright.

When do things start to get bright outside? I'd say when things start getting sunny, and that is the month of May .

The and cast light every of every

When the isn't here, the is coming to light the night!

Since the kanji means "tomorrow" in 明日, this may be useful: after a and a .

Bright, light: the illuminating the .

at the end of the there is a that is sometimes very bright

For some minutes「ミンutes」on some s in certain , the may「メイ」pass before the — and then, the light is doubled, and the world feels twice as「あs」bright.

Even though it’s not very bright during a solar eclipse, when the is in front of the , it’s not safe to look directly at it. Make sure to wear special glasses so the light doesn’t damage your eyes!

She {シ} went to that greasy diner and asked about the special of the . It was a burger and potatoes that were deep fried in fat, plus a complimentary pie.

Using a all and every to eat greasy food will make you fat.

, that is exceptionally , is mostly made of fat.

She{シ} didn't care if the pies were full of fat and grease. They were !

offered fat to the gods of the and of the

Every chef will tell you that the FAT is the most .

The part of the is the fat

Every and I am just around, I get fatter.

Next I'm scheduled to have my gall bladder removed at . To help me pluck up my courage, my husband is supporting me by buying me a new kimono {きも} and a session at a tanning {タン} salon.

The that wakes you up at is the gallbladder, cuz you have to pee.

As a , the GALL BLADER is a
spitting .

You might burst a gall bladder trying to do a test of courage while the **TAN** is high and has yet to come.

that works during the is the gall bladder. darrentan from Koohi

The gall bladder is the that is a small, pear-shaped organ located your {the 日 kanji looks like the liver rotated vertically}. It stores and releases bile, which helps digest fats in food.

Via 膽: the gall bladder is the that is thought to be associated with courage, but gall is the type of courage that makes you /タン. It will keep you up talking all night until day breaks 旦/タン if you let it.

Those tan{タン} liver spots meant I had a problem with my gall bladder. But after of chemo{きも}, I'm no longer sure if I have the pluck, or courage to get through an entire of it.

There is no way you will see the so in the morning. It is o'clock after all.

Looks like a pushing away the to bring out the morning.

I always a little when I have to get up in the morning and the is still high. I CHUUk on my breakfast befor putting it ASAide and leave.

A su-n あさ rises past the in the morning, but not because it choo-ses チョウ to.

Etymology:
The just starting to rise, shining through while the is still visible in the sky in the early morning.
The are corrupted grass characters .

I have "chosen"「CHŌ チョウ」to wake up in the *morning*, when the is still out. At o'clock, I will take the "Asama"「ASA あさ」Shinkansen to *North Korea*.

the fades with the as the morning rises

" isn't enough to be considered morning."-あさ said to me last .

There are some places where both the and are out at in the morning.

The morning moves over the land, ending night's regime. The flees as a/あさepic/epoch butterfly makes a sound: chou!/ちょう!

I get up , at in the morning, while the is still out.

Until about in the , you can still see the . After that it will be too bright.

it is the of the and it's early in the morning

If the had it'd run across the into the morning.

At in the morning, i still see the .

I wake up every in the morning which is before 'o clock

Fast-forward time by to make the rises and hides the with morning light.

Two wooden with little above

Feel the hea-t ひ and hear the ca-rackle カ of the

fire

.

looks like a literal

The gives off "heat"「HI ひ」as the cook our beef "kabobs"「KA カ」.

the looks like a cat face, *the and the *, and the cat is on fire.

Self discriptive. Looks like a , means fire. Kinda wish all kanjis were this easy.

The waving of a on fire.

With the fire of life, a irradiate

Looks like a with and fire.

A 🔥 with flying from it.

WOW, did you see that? That just waved his and summoned fire!

A

.

all a needs to make a fire is

Pictogram: A .

A stood in despair, watching their car{ka} consumed by fire, a wave of sadness engulfing their heart.

Oh noo.. {ほのお} with we're going to be engulfed{エン} in flames.

If you fight with it would only
IN*FLAME the situation even more!
So don't do it man!

Too hot that one fire isn't suffice. it is.

Inflammation happens when there’s too much element in the body.

When you're sick and your body is fighting with
, you have to stay
hydrated and drink plenty of ,
otherwise you will become very THIN & PALE.

Because I was too pale I put on some TANning {タン} and stood between two unusual that gave off ultraviolet light.

I aplied a thin layer of fresh paint. After the had left a burned TAN on the painting. It took AWAile to dry the paint.

The standing near the made me and feel faint

After the pale guy, with no tan{タン}, added to the alarm chili, it is thin, and flavorless with only a faint hint of spiciness. What a waste {あわ}.

You can things more freely around a , its a good place for a discussion

The discussion with Dan {ダン} was so heated, our were on .

There's a DANger {ダン} of a war erupting when people controversial things while discussing topics online.

The best discussions are when at night near the of a campfire

Internet DISCUSSIONS often involve .

catch on while discussing.

The discussion was so heated, it was like their were !

So many people are , this discussion is .

When you’re done ダン talking we’ll discuss in a few how you can prevent forest .

in a speed is discussing.

I the word ‘’ and talked to someone else.

The discussion was so heated, it's like their were on

We've about this 2 times already!

the between the two became so heated that started coming out their

You need an when you're on that street because it is cursed by magic and is always raining.

If there’s thing to remember about this character, it’s that 丁 is used for many different THINGS → dīng → /teŋ/ →チン, テイ→トウ→チョウ.
① The senses of street, ward, and town derive from 丁 as a wall. See 城.
② Used as a counter, 丁 functions like head. See 頂.
③ A nail is not just a dumb mnemonic. See 釘.
④ ひのと is the dark 陰/と side of fire 火/ひ, making 丁 the fourth of the heavenly stems, and doubly even.

He said "Take {テイ} Cho {チョウ} street up to the intersection". He noted {ひのと} that it should be the 4th, which is an even number.

I am politely offer her when I met her on this street

This is a visual of a lamp hanging from a .

Via : A lamp is a that is /トウ→ for illumination. You can think of as a lamppost.

A lamp is like a little light or in a box.

To/TOU light a you needed /HI.

A light KAn RI/reach far/TOi.
The light's your friend/TOMO, SHI BI/beats the darkness.

Oh, no! The is on because of the neighbors’ torch 「 a with on end used as a lamp 」fell over.

A torch is a with on end, used as a source of light by people in ancient .

The old gas LAMPS were essentially
lighting up the .

Ligh comes from electricity, which can cause .

these lamps caused in the

The hanging in the are lamps

The HEat {ひ} from the lamp feels like

The *alongside* the is from many lamps.

The ひ of the LAMPS will LIGHT the way home ほ until the sun comes up tomorrow トウ／とも.

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?!"

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.

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

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

You can accept the terms and conditions by clicking this box .

With enough
you make a RIVER.

The question {カ} is, this river hold all this ?

A river is that on.

It is to drive your CAR into the of a stream.

from the oh-so clean river makes the 's happy!

In Japan; flow in a River "川", but when abroad; also flow in a {possibly larger} River "河" also.

be in the form of rivers.

After a , your is ripped off while you’re trying to cross a river. There was no other path to safety, you had to cross the raging river, but you lost your footing and smashed your face on a rock and lost your lip ring.

When the of the river floods can wash かわ away the

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “か” Semantic “water”

Where can seep a river flow.

River is moving and when it’s energy is harnessed it do things.

I told the stenographer to take {テイ} this down, and I proceeded to dictate a memo. It was a difficult task for the stenographer because I kept revising the memo as I searched for the correct . At last I hit the on the head, and I decided the memo was ready to be published.

Please revise the written on the poster.

Ta た beautiful and gar-den デン

A , or *rice paddy*, is like a "garden"「DEN デン」for rice. One time, I "talked"「TA た」to an old Japanese woman about how she planted rice seedlings in in the muddy water.

the rice field has got four little

Rice field crossed by

Yet another beautifully constructed kanji. Simple and meaningful. I think we can all agree that this is a , right?

Looks like a with going between each rice paddy.

Looks like a window where then {デン} you can look at the {た} rice fields.

Foxes make their dens デン in Tanaka's た rice field.

Depicts an field stretching and , full of golDEN→デン grain. The topography and climate of Japan are far more suitable to growing rice than wheat, so in Japanese 田（た）came to mean a rice paddy, a wet field with raised walkways 塍.
田（*l'iːŋ）田 佃 畋 畇 鈿 沺 甸

There are four areas of the rice field, separated by a cross, which looks like the character for , which is . The outside part of the character is a .

I walked through the , thinking about how I needed a DENTAl {でん・た} plan ...

Hard work on the means I need waTA {た}, and I crawl into my DEN {デン} to rest. waTA - water

たt rice from my neighbour's rice paddy, it's so delicious! Every time i stuff my with /デン spoonfuls before i swallow it.

I CHOU/chose to cut through the to reach the that goes to my town.

I took a shortcut through the to get to a that goes to my town. My shoes and pants got dirty. I even chose {チョウ} matching {まち} pairs.

If you CHOOse {チョウ} to live in this town, pretty MUCH {まち} all you will see is and .

When visiting my home *village*, I "chose"「CHŌ チョウ」to walk a *block* down the , past the "matching"「MACHI まち」 , to get to *town*.

There are s lining the s of this town

A town starts with a neighbourhood of connected by . I CHOse {ちょう} to live in such a place, but it’s all too MUCH {まち}!

they have in that

town

In this VILLAGE there is only one
that goes along the .

A with a around it. Give it enough time, and you'll have a whole village; even longer, and you'll have a full-fledged town with blocks and streets.

If every rice in the area is by a , then you are probably in a town/city/village.

Some thought he was mad as a hatter {はた} to set to his on the farm, but this was, in fact, his specialty.

A funny story:
Japanese use for wet field, and invent for dry field.
Korean use for dry field, and invent water+field for wet field.
This says a lot about the default climate of both countries.

As part of the CULTIVATING process,
FARMers set portion of their on .

Via 畠: unlike a rice , which is flooded, a field is dry enough to light a in the fall 秋 to kill the locusts.

The first step to making a farm is the overgrowth to make space for a

Some farms are

fields

cultivated by "slash and " tactics. Stay away when this happens- it is HATA, KE?

The helps the fill your stomach

The crop-{ea}ting is stomach.

The STOMACH is the
that tells my when to eat rice.

The stomach is a containing . Eating too much rice results in a paunch. The crop, a.k.a. croup, craw, ingluvies, or sublingual pouch, is a thin-walled expanded portion of the alimentary tract used for the storage of food before digestion by some animals.
Reading: a very small 胃 looks like a lowercase “i”→イ.

In their cows have a stomach made of 4 .

My has a but not a six pack :(

No more paunch. My stomach has from working in the for months

I tried having meals a day, and by the end of a , I had developed a paunch. Now I have to eat {イ} less.

Every , I go out in the , but it makes my stomach hurt.

In "Hyrule"「HAIRU はい.る」castle, Link *inserted* a in the , and *entered* an "eerie room"「IRERU い.れる」where he found a "new"「NYŪ 二ュウ」sword.

You enter the and notice the roof is high はい on the left

When her ニュウ {new} song came out, Taylor entered the room and said, 🎶 "It's い. はい. {Me. Hi.} I'm the problem." 🎶

In the Legend of Zelda: Windwaker, when you 二ュウ enter the of hyru-le はいる, it's quite eerie いれる.

An up-arrow ⬆️ indicating the place to enter or where to insert something. You write it the same way you write an arrow, to .
The main on’yomi ニュウ is from Middle Chinese /ȵʑi̯əp̚/ by way of Old Japanese にふ. The Proto-Sino-Tibetan root *nup sounds suspiciously like nuptials, from Proto-Indo-European snewbʰ-, but that’s probably a coincidence.
The alternate reading ジュ, used in a few old words relating to courting, is also from にふ, but may have been influenced by a shift in the Mandarin pronunciation, an irregular sound change made for taboo reasons—to avoid homophony with its derived vulgar meaning.

You see that over there? If you enter it you can get a new /ニュウ/ mini teepee that looks just the same.

Inserting a with a is hard.

Your {NYUU} job is to enter at {JYU}st the right moment in a {HAI}dey-hole and insert the {I}ball into the mini

Looks like a tall person leaning back and stepping forward awkwardly to a room with a low doorway.

Enter

with right foot as customary.

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