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θ¦ͺ

Parent

γŠγ‚„ (oya), γ—γŸ(しい) (shitashii)

JLPT N4

Interesting Fact

In Japanese culture, respect for parents and elders is deeply valued. The word δΈ‘θ¦ͺ (ryoushin), meaning 'parents,' is one of the most common words containing θ¦ͺ.

Memory Trick

Imagine your parents watching over you as you grow. Their caring presence helps you remember θ¦ͺ means 'parent.'

Readings

Onyomi: シン (shin)

Kunyomi: γŠγ‚„ (oya), γ—γŸ(しい) (shitashii)

Example Words

θ¦ͺ
γŠγ‚„ (oya)
Parent
δΈ‘θ¦ͺ
γ‚Šγ‚‡γ†γ—γ‚“ (ryoushin)
Parents
爢θ¦ͺ
γ‘γ‘γŠγ‚„ (chichioya)
Father
母θ¦ͺ
γ―γ―γŠγ‚„ (hahaoya)
Mother

Example Sentence

θ¦ͺに ι›»θ©±γ‚’ γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚

γŠγ‚„γ« でんわを γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚

oya ni denwa o shimashita

I called my parents.

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