θͺ
Read
γγ (yomu)
JLPT N5
Interesting Fact
Japan is famous for its vending machines, but drinks aren't the only thing they've sold. In the past, some train stations had vending machines stocked with books and manga, allowing travelers to pick up something to read before their journey. In few places could you buy both a drink and a new story from neighboring machines.
Memory Trick
The left side is θ¨ (words), and the right side is ε£² (sell). Someone is selling words in the form of a book. To enjoy those words, you have to read. That's θͺ.
Readings
Onyomi: γγ― (doku)
Kunyomi: γγ (yomu)
Example Words
θͺγ
γγ (yomu)
To read
θͺζΈ
γ©γγγ (dokusho)
Reading books
ι³θͺ
γγγ©γ (ondoku)
Reading aloud
ζθͺ
γγγ©γ (aidoku)
Favorite reading
Example Sentence
ζ―ζ₯ζ¬γθͺγΏγΎγγ
γΎγγ«γ‘ γ»γ γ γγΏγΎγγ
mainichi hon o yomimasu
I read a book every day.