Learn Japanese Kanji - Kanji That'll Make You Bright~!!

http://www.japanesepod101.com/kanji

This is the 8th video in a series of Japanese language teaching videos that teach you how to write and pronounce the Chinese characters in the Japanese language. In Japanese, they're called Kanji. Hiroko-sensei, a great native Japanese teacher, will guide you through the Kanji that means "bright" in this lesson. Good luck!

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[flamebagh]

@japanesepod101 sumimasen..does mabushi also mean bright? does it have a different kanji?

[japanesepod101]

@flamebagh Yes, "mabushii" also means bright (to the point of being blinding), and it is written like this: 眩しい.

[UpskirtPower]

noy bad. would love to have this teacher as a teacher

[jayubig]

any man would

[Nb3nB]

at first time I thought Kanji  so difficult but now my attitude has changed

Kanji is really easy to learn (if we started from japanesepod101)

[StarryEyed1717]

@DonNoypi There is another Kanji for the color red, it's 赤 so you'd just write that instead of the hiragana for aka.

[EnglandLord]

2:40 LOL !

[gerball123]

Doumo Arigatou Gozamasu sensei-san!

[IIIIIawesIIIII]

I actually don't really understand some things: at first: is it the case, that it doesn't really matter what the On and Kun reading is because they both would be used the same way? could I just memorize both "translations" (Kanji->sound) together and mix them up without caring? and is there a practical reason why the Kanjis are still in use? to me it makes the appearance, that they don't really shorten the sentences in contrast to only hiragana, do they? :)

[Ash2theB]

Now i how to write my favorite Jpop group BRIGHT. . .LOL

[kehoahawaii0319]

Interesting

[songokukingdomhearts]

yay i learned 8 kanji only 2992 more to go.