Meaning and stroke order of Kanji symbols that symbolize unit
In the end on this page, there is a stroke order practice notebook.Please use it.
Moreover, I enumerated some examples about these Knaji.
Please refer to them.
Each word has "on-yomi " and "kun-yomi ".
The pronunciation in parentheses is "Okuri-gana".
1 One-Hundred 
hyaku, byaku 
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| English | Japanese | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| 100 years | 百年 | hyaku-nen |
| Three hundred | 三百 | san-byaku |
| Department store | 百貨店, デパート | hyakka-ten, depato |
| Percentage | 百分率 | hyaku-bun-ritsu |
2 One Thousand sen chi
| English | Japanese | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 yen | 千円 | sen-en, sen-yen |
| 1000 anniversaries | 千年 | sen-nen |
| 1000 times | 千回 | sen-kai |
| The final day | 千秋楽 | sen-shu-raku |
| Japanese paper with colored figures | 千代紙 | chiyo-gami |
3 Ten Thousand man, ban none
| English | Japanese | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency,The worst | 万一/万が一 | man-ichi/man-ga-ichi |
| Ten thousand bill | 万札 | man-satsu |
| Billionaire | 億万長者 | oku-man-cho-ja |
| make doubly sure | 万全 | ban-zen |
| Ten thousand bill | 一万 | ichi-man |
4 Hundred Million oku none
| English | Japanese | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| 100 million | 一億 | ichi-oku |
| One billion | 十億 | ju-oku |
| 10 billion | 百億 | hyaku-oku |
| 100 billion | 千億 | sen-oku |
| Billionaire | 億万長者 | oku-man-cho-ja |
5 Trillion cho kiza[shi/su]
| English | Japanese | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 trillion | 一兆 | itcho |
| A sign | 兆候 | cho-ko |
| A sign | 兆し | kiza-[shi] |
| An omen | 前兆 | zen-cho |
6 The English translation : None
"Sun" is a unit of Japanese peculiar length.
This unit is hardly being used now.
[But, this character is used for words.]
Reference:Wikipedia
sun none
| English | Japanese | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| none | 一寸 | i-ssun |
| just before | 寸前 | sun-zen |
| brief comment | 寸評 | sun-pyo |
| Size, Measurements | 寸法 | sun-po |
7 The English translation : None
"Syaku" is a unit of Japanese peculiar length.
This unit is hardly being used now.
[But, this character is used for words.]
Reference:Wikipedia
syaku, jaku none
| English | Japanese | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| About 30.3 centimeters | 一尺 | isshaku |
| About 150 centimeters | 五尺 | go-shaku |
| tape measure, measuring tape, | 巻き尺 | maki-[ki]-jaku |
Let's practice writing the Japanese Kanji symbols
The Practice notebook of Japanese Kanji.
Please trace on Kanji in numerical order.
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