Once upon a time... like ago.

*Once upon a time*, there was a girl who "shocked"「SHAKU シャク」everyone by pranking the whole town for straight. What a "mook she"「MOOKASHI むかし」was!

Once upon a time, when the earth was new, the gods 神/かみ were always wreaking great deeds 業/わざ and calamities 災/わざわい regularly beset the planet. In the greatest calamity of all, a =/シャク→セキ of grief smothered the =, and the world turned dark, remaining that way until she could be tempted out of the cave where she had hidden herself away.
Sears glosses this as solstice-sacrifice from related 㫺 showing meat 𠈌 being sacrificed at the sun’s 日 nadir. Note the parallels to the Greek myth of Demeter and Persephone. See also “dried meat” 臈 and “twelfth month” 臘.
In either case, this is a story about the sun, so 日 is the radical.

昔（*sjaːɡ）借 唶 藉 躤 蜡 齰 醋 錯 措 厝 逪 剒 鵲 碏 踖 趞 皵 舄 斮 簎 諎 矠 庴 籍 耤 猎 昔 惜 腊 焟 棤
セキ,シャク← /si̯ɛk̚/ ← *sjaːɡ

Drying in the to make thatch was way they made roofs for their shacks {しゃく} in olden times.

In old times, people would dry on the by leaving it out under the

learning that there were long ago {むかし} is always such a SHOCK {しゃく}!

The building is so old that many passed and grew on

You’ve been playing in the since long ago.

You and your old-time friend, standing on one long ago.

This may shock you シャク, but once upon a time I was years old. That was in the old

days

.

Once upon a time the hiragana ki was above the … at least until it was SHAKU off

The character, Goku, in "Dragonball" is based on the king from the Chinese classic, "Journey to the West", who was based on the Hindu god , Hanuman. Interesting, ?

This is dedicated to the gods of /シン, who are revered by the mind and feared by the soul.

and are both lightnings. In the past, people thought when the thunderbolt was straight, god was furious, so the became synonymous with god.

They later added to specifically have for god and free up so that it can be used for other thing as well.

The gods KAMI are pleased by the of your mind and soul at the SHIN-to Even if you KAN only GOU once a week...

The is to give their minds and souls to their gods.

While the sun god shin-ed「シン」, they came「かみ」to ask: "Can「かん」we stick in the middle of the in pal ?"

NEver hit a at a Shinto シン shrine with a because the かみ can かん jinx ジン your soul.

Your should feel before a god’s spirit. You never really feel humble in front of anyone else, but if you meet a god's spirit… Well, you should probably lower yourself appropriately. Gods have powerful spirits.

In DragonBall Z, the god Kami of using his mind to protect all souls on earth from evil

This is the Kanji かみさま has on his outfit in DBZ!

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

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

The will quickly the horizon when it is early.

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

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

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.

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.

I was like early. I'm really fast.

in the is too early!

Early in the morning, the is fastly seeking the rays of the sun

The will rise after minutes because it's still EARLY.

The is just rising over the , early in the day

these past have gone by so fast

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

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.

at two and run

Nothing will WAKE you UP quite as much as finding a in your bed. You will like you've never run before!

*Primitive: Snake from RTK*

I KEEp {き} having a nightmare where I from . OH {お}, it makes me wake up every time!

A scary dream occurred {お（こる）} where I was from a and I was locked in a room without the key {キ}. I immediately woke up of course {お（こす）}.

into in a dream and you'll definitely wake up.

Wake

yourself

己

up and straight to work. You are late !

Wake up and to school! You're late!

For improvement and so that I'll be more physically fit, I wake up early in the morning and I .

Only animate objects, i.e., objects that can get up.

When wake up -okiru- I sit and about -oko- because I refuse to get up.

In Tekken if you find your on the and you choose the wrong get up おきoption, they will win and キcharge at you. So you have to it back to get even with them.

You need to wake up and out of bed to get up.

, I have to a mile to wake up in the morning

The hissing sound from the woke me up. I like crazy to get away from it!

Be careful when through the jungle, because you might wake up a sleeping by stepping on it. If you do, fight it off with your door *key*

when I want to from I sleep

To when , you must first get up!

A cow flattened by a steam roller. Found on cartons of milk *ぎゅうにゅう* 牛乳

Cow is basically noon 午 plus a little *head* sticking up on top: Here's how to remember the difference:

The cow has a head that sticks up in the middle. Noon does not have a head because it is an abstract concept, not a physical animal with 8 nipples.

At , the *cow* stretches its out to eat grass. When people eat *cow*, they call it beef. The best beef in the world is "wagyu"「GYŪ ギュウ」, and a recent trend is to use it for "sushi"「USHI うし」!

Cows love being outside at to eat grass. But in addition to that, they also have little horns sticking out at the top.
Cute!

Do not mistake HORSE and COW .
Remember that COWS have ^horns^.

**Primitive - when over another element, its tail is cut off ; when on the left .

The ox or cow is a UNGULATE→ギュウ with . See also 半.
Not related phonetically to any other character, except possibly 午/ゴ← /ŋuoᵡ/ ← *ŋaːʔ … *ŋʷɯ → /ŋi̯ə̯u/ →ギュウ.

The Ox 牛宿 is the second of the northern mansions of the Black Tortoise. Its primary asterism is six stars centered on the tail of Capricornus. Its determinative star is Dabih, the lucky star of the slaughterer.

A: WHO’S SHE {うし}?!
B: She’s the person who turns into GLUE {ぎゅう} …

The in Japan don't say moo, they say -gyuu-!
They even have a !

Pictogram: A bulls head. Which is the same as cow by species and by designation as “cattle” which also usually is the meaning as well.

The and the emphasized

When I took the by the it tried to pUSHI me out of the KIUUb.

The cow is learning how to spell but can't even write ギ . I think we're better off just turning her into ぎゅうにく

With the of its hair, the cow came in place at the race to the banquet, only because the rat rode on its head to take the spot.

Ambassador Shi {シ} is the that use to send on missions like this.

Two cars {つか} pulled up to the front of the embassy, and a , who is an , was in one of them. She {シ} used Facebook Messenger to order someone to open her car door.

An is a who's sent on a mission from the goverment.

An , SHE {シ} is an envoy among a hostile culture and uses a SCOWl {つかう} when on duty.

SHI/She is the we send/tsukau as our messenger because her any

An ambassador / envoy / messenger is a who is an that is used by the government.

Ambassadors are

a uses a to make himself a skewer... delicious

As well as various tools are used by as mediators for their actions, are used by governments as mediators for giving orders.

use for keeping public order.

A sends a on a mission.

A and a . Carries a general sense of using something or bearing a message, especially in an official capacity.

THROUGH KAI つかい, who was of the church and was send on a mission to convert ppl, SHE found a new cause in her life. 'm glad it was of use to her.

When you need to send a messenger on a mission to speak with an ambassador for your cause you should order a to go who has a big and a tall

Meet this "SHE" シ is a "SCOU"t つか.う which is an to send on a mission or use.
It kind of looks like someone leaning out of a tent with binoculars!

"We've decided to use you as a messenger because you have つかs {two cars}" the told

Ambassador SHI is

吏

messenger would send on missions. If it was an order, he would do anything and use any means necessary

A uses government for services.

This is an , シ has つかrs {two cars} that she uses to send someone on a mission. Who? The ambassador. Fow what cause? idk.

SHE, a scout, used/sent on a mission an messenger/envoy/ambassador to for their cause

When you speak to a who is , you must use your language in a つ-per か-reful way.
They’re not wearing that hat and those huge glasses for nothing.
Or… maybe it’s just their strange fa--on?

A good can put the 's to great use.

シ could see a using a to teach .

A about to mount an to use it on his official mission.

they had go on a mission

That uses つかう to trim around his !!

When a is dealing with an , like Sr Tsukau, it never hurts to use a litlle money.

An ambassador is sent on a mission to a foreign country, where they are used as a messenger by their government.

Send an emissary. SHE 「シ」will SEEK OUT「つか.う」the .

uses his position to send on a mission in Portland.

mission is to put the through the

That has to a lot for work.

That work involves hat racks {はたらく} to earn dough {ドウ}.

A /ドウ a mass through the application of force , performing work.

（The work W done by a constant force of magnitude F on a point that moves a displacement s in a straight line in the same direction is the product Ｗ＝Ｆ⋅ｓ

For example, if a force of 10 newtons acts along a point that travels 2 meters, then W = Fs = 10N×2m = 20J, approximately the amount of work done by lifting a 1kg weight over a person's head from the ground against the force of gravity.）

Work is " ". Heavy manpower

A construction worker is a who heavy stuff for their job.

A is work being done.

Paving roads with hot tar はたら requires who are , able to lift equipment, and who don’t ドウ mind hard work.

they things

True work is when use their to things

My daily work is to move disabled and with all the

Work involves using and to displace .

A busily working to heavy objects with his strength.

A will and work. 働

Il a has can work and hold things

of leave their homes to come WORK in the city. It takes a lot of to do so.

That needs to work and that means he has to have the to carry those .

I'm going on the with the gang in a rental {レン} . I'll take you along if you promise not to sue {つ} me.

are on the . One car is on the front, leading. The next cars are following. They are connected like a very long line.

I decided not to take along both my and on vacation with me, and instead will just get a RENtal

We towards the when mom said "take レン with you".

If you help me connect the and the I'll take you along

My friend agreed to me to be her plus one at the party for gang leader Sue つ . I could not take along my , so have rented レン a for the occasion. It is the hardest clique to join.

Ideogram: When you lead or take along a party or clique it’s like they join your band- and connected to you.

As a phonetic component in: レン.

However all in the phonetic series are not Jōyō.

I put a side- on my , now I can take along a passenger.
But yeah, it's a ren.tal レン

Take me along in your when you hit the so that we can connect.

Imagine lined up on a , connected in a line being taken along to the plant.

Please take me along and let me join the gang next time you hit the in your . I want to go too つ！

When you travel the by , it will take/lead you far. You took a car so that your clothes won't be rent （レン） from travelling.

The is parked on the

separate the with a

I "bet you"「BETSU ベツ」can't *separate* the with a before you give up and "walk away" to your "room"「WAKARERU わか.れる」.

I BET U *べつ that if you don't and shut your you get another WAK At your REar RUmp with a branch off two specially cut at two seperate occasions.

The already has a ←刀, but that’s not good enough. He needs another, a separate in addition to the sword, an extra made specially for him. Heavens to BETSY→ベツ.

Originally written 剮, then the left side was replaced by 另, a stylization of 冎, but with an independent etymology, cognate to 列/レツ← /li̯ɛt̚/ ← *red … *preːd … *bred → /bʱi̯ɛt̚/→べち→ベツ.

Since 勹 isn’t really a sword, be careful not to let the fourth and fifth strokes cross. 别 is a variant used in China and is not used in Japanese.

别（*pred, *bred）捌 哵 別 莂
ベツ←べつ, へつ← /bʱi̯ɛt̚/, /pi̯ɛt̚/ ← *pred, *bred

I BET YOU {べつ} can’t use a to separate the from his .

Looks like a holding a branch specifically at the point where the diverge / fork / branch off, to break it into two seperate sticks, turning the extra one into another walking stick.

A in , separated from its' owner with a

Imagine a being up and separated.

Ideogram: 冎 “bone” + 刂 “knife”. Cutting bone and flesh.

You use a to separate and flesh.

A running after his . This katana is special, because it thinks it is a fork. Thus it always separates from the samurai and runs to the nearest restaurant. And because the samurai never carries another or extra sword, he must run after it before it diverges too much.

Use a to separate the from its . { The from the }.

Depending on the type of I'm holding, I'm using separate weapons: either a , I bet ベツ you do the same
: 2 swords with different length, thus wakizashi or katana
hostage =

In the butchering competition, the butchers on the stage separate meat from the with as quickly as possible. The audience can place BETS ベツ on who is the quickest.

Eating etiquette is especially important in restaurants, so I'll give you an extra lesson: Use the to seperate a bite sized piece from your food. Use the fork to put it into your . your lips around the food and then gently pull out the fork. Chew and swallow before taking another bite.

BET YOU {べつ} can't separate the of this kanji from one another by WACKing {わか} them.

If you another word I bet you/BETSU I'll whack/WAKEru you with my and separate that from your .

Seperate the from the by

When it is degrees , what I can DO {ど} is sit under a and TAKE {たく} my time.

? It's the occurence of a now !

I tried to jump from a times , but I don't die... Maybe I should try

Throwing /ジャク← /d͡ʑiᴇk̚/← *djaɡ →/dɑk̚/ →ド, タク, ト by to measure degrees of elevation. You can do this with trigonometry by throwing with certain attitude if you consider the time it takes the rock to arc back to the ground.

石 was corrupted into ⿸广廿, making 广 the radical. A similar transformation underlies 庶 and 席. Remember the radical by throwing rocks from a cliff.

The "otaku"「TAKU タク」sat under a in the snow to keep warm. It was *degrees* Fahrenheit , and he didn't learn his lesson the last *time*. Every *occurance* like this, he thinks his "tabi"「TABI たび」socks will protect his feet, but they freeze like pizza "dough"「DO ド」in the freezer!

I used my to measure the . It was degrees from the .

Originally Ideogrammatic Phono-semantic compound: phonetic 庶 “ド” semantic 又 “hand”.

Originally “stone” and “hand”, as throwing one can show the progression of an occurence.

It will be times in the before I think about using my like that again or to any similar degree.

This is different from 回 in the sense this counter has the connotation of “progression” esp without expectation, this is why although both もう一回／もう一度 mean the same the first sounds rude or childish. This probably is due to the cyclical nature of the first and the progressive nature of the second. In english, this is like saying, “Give me x {and I know you will}” and “Give me x {If it alright}”

It's degrees under that , but I found that tabby {たび} cat, under there eating mini donuts {ド}. I'm starting to lose count of the number of times that has occurred.

Measuring {DO}grees, the in the . It adjusts over time and as occurences dictate. The marks go {taku, taku}

In order ta be たび the best I needed to tackle タク the . But after I failed to ト do ド it times to varying degrees I it was time たい to consider a new challenge with a positive attitude.

The on the indicated degrees.
Well... I guess I'll just sit on my , I'm fine at there!

From japanese.stackexchange.com:
度 can be used for counting degrees in angles and temperature whereas 回 cannot.
回 is more often used for rounds and revolutions whereas 度 is not used.

To be explicit, the dictionary{midori} categorises their use as the following:

度- Degrees, occurrence, time, counter for occurrences
回- times, rounds, games, revolutions.

度 and 席
I'll use + as , the dot at the top being where the rope is clipped.

I tried to climb the 20 feet route and , but now matter how many times I try, I'm unable to climb it.

For a full rotation of 360 degree the lamp on the does steps of degrees and again. This is a happenstance you can count.

A piling coal into a under the to raise the temperature a few degrees.

The occurrence happened when flew off the .

A weird occurence is when a has hanging below it

On each occurrence using the it is 100 degrees. Do ド not take たく the off with your toe と or you’ll burn!

is more than degrees. I am measuring it .

the has climbed the an other time

Under a , where a dot dropped on a , bags of Do{ド}ritos appear and again is a strange occurrence

It's degrees in this

A is always placed at certain . The degrees change depending on specific .

A dancing by a red .

Red about to from under the .

A CAR {あか} that is SEXY {せき} is always a one.

The red needs /エキ→セキ，ヤク→シャク blood yet again!
Supposedly, this is a big 大 man who turned red from sitting next to a fire 火. You can’t see either of those characters or use them as a radical because they’ve melted together.

赤（*kʰljaɡ）浾 嚇 赦 郝 赫 爀 赤 烾 螫 赥 捇 焃
セキ← /t͡ɕʰi̯ɛk̚/ ← *kʰljaɡ

if you have some and it you get red brick

Originally 𤆍, from burning with until his flesh was giving off red, I understand ancient history can sometimes be disturbing.

The red sun sets behind the .

A with some funny red !

Please wait a "second"「SEKI セキ」... "I can't"「AKA あか」find my *red* and to keep me from getting covered in .

A is red

The new student nervously introduced himself. He turned red {あか（い）}, and ran out of the room in 1 second {セキ}. He was so fast that he caught on so he covered himself in and stuck his under the ground.

The red had four lines carved into it. When I noticed it I screamed « Ak! » あか, since it made me think of lines a cat scratched into my favorite seat セキ.

He was stabbed with a *dagger*, in AKAkusa...and of RED blood dropped to the

Red blood on the after the man was cut with a >

The really brings to the blue ocean.

They say {セイ} the on the are blue

The character is a pictogram originated from a for making traditional Chinese medicine. Because in traditional Chinese, the brewing needs to go through cycles of fire changing colors from red to blue to green, the character is used to represent the color green and blue.

Once in a *blue* , I step on a thorny *green* and "say"「SĒ セイ」"owie"「AOI あお.い」!

The of the always wears blue

Growing ←生/セイ,ショウ have the ←丹 green. If 丹 was still part of the character, it would make sense for it to be the radical, but as it is, the whole character is the radical. Also written 靑, historical kyūjitai.

They SAY {せい} that the of the is blue, as it’s always OUtside {あお}!

The color of the is bluish.

You might have heard blue and green were considered the same, this is why.

Ideogram: Distorted and simplified from 生 “growth of plants”+ 丹 “cinnabar”. Cinnabar is used as a blue-green dye. The top was condensed and the bottom made as .

are harvested every for their blue-green color.

There is a blue on the .

Blue-green: the color of growing plants. Originally + , one if the earliest sources of color pigments used for dying. The radical for cinnabar looked vaguely similar to the one for moon, so it got changed over time.

The looked blue due to light

Under the light, our green looks blue.

The blue is of the night.

Once in a blue moon, you can see the of the . He's a little green man.

The day of the is Blue day.

The of the peacock is blue, and the of the peacock are green.

From the , I threw a blue at the . However, it fell back and hit me in the head. I yelled "OW!"「あお」

the has never seen a blue or green

favorite colour is blue

The reflection of the on a blue surrounded by green is a sight to see.

The 主 of the is a blue alien

Once in a blue do I remember that I have friends who might have flipped when I didn't reply to their texts.

A EARS {いろ} are so SHOCKingly {しょく} colourful that it made me SICK {しき}.

She kee-ps シキ a pair of 3D for watching colorful super hero いろ , it's so cool ショク！

Depicts a person applying color to their face with their while before a mirror.

色（*srɯɡ）色 赩
シキ, ショク← /ʂi̯ək̚/ ← *srɯɡ

wearing colored .

Looks like a with a that contains paint to apply color to a surface.

"She keeps"「SHIKI シキ」a pair of multi*color* handy on the coat near the TV, for when she wants to watch "Iron"「IRO いろ」Man in 3D. Seeing the action bursting from the screen is "so cool"「SHOKU ショク」!

Ideogram: “” and “” . The act happening between makes the face change color. Use your imagination. This is where the meaning lust originates.

I'm on those for colorblind people that allow me to see extra colors.

Use your to select a color.

I have a RGB , when I , all the colors are alternating

"Painter" can mean different jobs. One a color . The other, a .

said for colour-blind people are not effective

A pop of colour in your outfit is very chic/シキ！

the colorful cobra poised to strike with its flared out and its from its