ηΏ
Learn, Practice
γͺγ(γ) (narau)
JLPT N4
Interesting Fact
The kanji ηΏ originally referred to a bird repeatedly flapping its wings while learning to fly. This makes it a perfect symbol for practice and learning through repetition.
Memory Trick
Imagine practicing the same piano song every day until you can play it perfectly. That repetition helps you remember ηΏ means 'learn.'
Readings
Onyomi: γ·γ₯γ¦ (shuu)
Kunyomi: γͺγ(γ) (narau)
Example Words
ηΏγ
γͺγγ (narau)
To learn
η·΄ηΏ
γγγγ
γ (renshuu)
Practice
ε¦ηΏ
γγγγ
γ (gakushuu)
Learning
εΎ©ηΏ
γ΅γγγ
γ (fukushuu)
Review
Example Sentence
η§γ― ζ₯ζ¬θͺγ ηΏγ£γ¦γγΎγγ
γγγγ― γ«γ»γγγ γͺγγ£γ¦γγΎγγ
watashi wa nihongo o naratteimasu
I am learning Japanese.