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Write, Writing

かく (kaku)

JLPT N5

Interesting Fact

At shrines across Japan, visitors write wishes and prayers on small wooden plaques called "ema (硡馬)." Thousands of handwritten messages hang side by side, ranging from exam hopes and career goals to surprisingly specific requests. Together they form a unique collection of dreams written by ordinary people.

Memory Trick

You write many lines in a day(ζ—₯) that you fill page top to bottom.

Readings

Onyomi: ショ (sho)

Kunyomi: かく (kaku)

Example Words

書く
かく (kaku)
To write
θͺ­ζ›Έ
どくしょ (dokusho)
Reading books
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γ˜γ—γ‚‡ (jisho)
Dictionary
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しょてん (shoten)
Bookstore

Example Sentence

名前を書いてください。

γͺまえ γ‚’ かいて ください。

namae o kaite kudasai

Please write your name.

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