JLPT N3 Kanji Step 3: No.21 - 30　貝竹皿血戸士虫寺雲雪

Let's learn Kanji at JLPT N3 level. This video will cover these 10 Kanji characters. In this video, pronunciation of Kanji in yellow boxes is written in Hiragana for Kun'yomi and written in Katakana for On'yomi. Shell. Tai. The shape of the shell. You might have felt familiar with the Kanji tai. Yes, it is part of some characters you have learned already at N5 and N4 levels. To buy. Kau. Member. Ta. In. To lend. Hasu. Shell radical is related to valuables, money, or trade, often reflecting the historical use of shells as a form of currency in ancient times. Bamboo. Take. The two bamboos with leaves. Do you remember this N4 level Kanji? To answer. Kotaeru. This Kanji character has bamboo radical at the top. In ancient times, answers were often written on bamboo slips, a common method of communication. As a result, the bamboo radical became associated with the act of answering or responding. Dish. Plate. Sara. A delicious looking cutlet is on the plate. Blood. Chi. Let's pour blood red tomato sauce over it. Door. To. Who is behind the door? A professional in a specialized role, often implying respect. Shi. Samurai was a respected profession. Some examples of this Kanji character. Bushi. Shoboshi. Kaigoshi. Insect. Mushi. This insect is a praying mantis. The original meaning of this Kanji character is crawling creature, so this Kanji is part of the word reptile, hachūrui as well. Temple. Tera. A monk rings the bell at the temple. Do you remember these characters having Tera in it? Time. Toki. To wait. Matsu. Cloud. Kumo. Long ago, it was believed that dragons lived in the clouds. Snow. Yuki. It is snow shoveling season. Ooyuki. Big. Snow. Heavy snow. Now trial time! Shell. Kai. Bamboo. Take. Dish. Plate. Sara. Blood. Chi. Door. A professional in a specialized role, often implying respect. Shi. Insect. Mushi. Temple. Tera. Cloud. Kumo. Snow. Yuki. Ooyuki. Big. Snow. Heavy snow. This time, in random order. Door. To. Blood. Chi. Shell. Kai. Temple. Tera. Dish. Plate. Sara. A professional in a specialized role, often implying respect. Shi. Snow. Yuki. Bamboo. Take. Insect. Cloud. Mushi. Ooyuki. Big. Snow. Heavy snow. Cloud. Kumo. I hope you could enjoy learning kanji today. Matane!