How Radicals Work in Japanese Kanji

[@StepalexUA]

Please, during demonstrating the radicals, make the exemples bigger, to take a better look on them

[@zneuph]

Talking Budō: So imagine a tree... Me: yes, yes Talking Budō: That has goods above on it... Me: So that kind of reminds me of fruits. Talking Budō: Take a hand radical and you'll have... Me: HANDPICKINGG Talking Budō: Manipulationn Me: NANDATOOO

[@fahad5593]

lol

[@jeffkaplan7635]

😂😂😂

[@funniartistguy]

wwwwww

[@sigurdhendsethyan5641]

Would be super useful to have hiragana besides the kanji/radicals so its easier to remember the sounds.

[@timothygibson6702]

In many cases, a lot of the kanji have several pronunciations. I know that the kanji for book has several pronunciations.

[@prophit7105]

Fun Tip: When you want a word or sentence written with the hiragana above or around the kanji, that’s called furigana :)

[@TalkingBudo]

Here's a lesson that digs more into radicals and how they work. Let me know if you have any questions, comments, or requests!

[@mykimikimiky]

absolutely the best video about kanji on yt. thank you for sharing!

[@misslia-nuruleka7430]

Can you not stop for making such education like this😭🙏 it helps me very much🙏😭

[@gandjusks]

6:42 "a person inside someone's mouth" "A prisoner" "OK close enough"

[@HyugaHinHin]

JLPT exams are just around the corner and the kanjis are haunting me... god sent you in my life just in time!!! thank you god!! and Thank YOU for making these videos....

[@georgiamaguire692]

Would have been nice had you added the on and kun readings so I can remember them. Also, what is a "radical" anyway, that's why I came here...

[@humanvegetable]

Excellent video

[@pancake_ghosty]

Lovely description and you have an amazing voice!

[@kensukei.4984]

Great video. Thank u!

[@Eduardo-tq5sk]

I was looking for you ,finally ,now Iam saving it...

[@Kurisuda]

I need more of this

[@C4ss586]

Good explanation

[@Stifford123]

There's an easy way to get rid of that low hum audio on your videos bud. Just run them through a high pass filter. Keep up the great work . Love these videos 😁

[@Julez108]

Man, this is such a good channel. Why did you stop making videos?

[@supagoon8]

excellent job!

[@bunniowo4665]

I liked the lesson but it would be nice if you added the strokes to the kanji for people who are learning how to write in kanji as well.

[@tokarikure253]

I do hope he make a part 2 of this.

[@konomic8156]

japanese is a literal language Big inside box on top of heart KINDNESS duh

[@kensukei.4984]

How unfortunate you didn't make the sequence :(

[@gemmameidia8438]

I think because this is not a writing practice video

[@BigWillTing]

i can't lie, when you showed the kanji for cry, i knew the kanji for cry, and then i saw water so before you said cry and you said someone in water i thought maybe puddle or someone pissing themselves 🤣

[@gemmameidia8438]

I just wish you would put the letters bigger because Im watching with my phone and it is too small 😅

[@danielren7884]

Interesting!!

[@keptleroymg6877]

Make more videos bro

[@timngy]

Nice video 👍 but the images of the radicals are a little too small to see clearly

[@lebahinformasi]

Make the Kanji words biger. Its so small

[@gopalk605]

The varieties of kanjis are not clearly visible. Secondly their pronounciation could also be given to recognize

[@Fansporty]

Wow this Is very good.

[@nandinisharma5729]

Is it important to know this words in japanese please tell me

[@randomdudeinyt23]

the radicals help you in learning more complicated kanji down the road and also deciphering the meaning of many kanji so they are essential! The other day I was taking a Kanji quizz and I got some right even though I didn't know the meaning from my head just because I knew the radical for water & person so I knew that it had to do with water and person respectively and so on.

[@tails2fan]

With words like prison, how is the radical determined? It feels it could just as easily be mouth with a person inside it. Is it just something I will need to memorize?

[@423adriana]

Yeah

[@philippebebawy3510]

Yeah, honestly most of kanji is just memorization, because for some kanji’s, the character isn’t extremely obvious on how it’s written

[@paulokano5032]

Great video! Very well done.

[@curtpiazza1688]

Cool! 😂

[@liketheleaf]

Thanks for this! I find it very useful, clear and well explained.I would love you to do some other videos about kanjis...

[@opdhaka]

Your audio is so clear. Which software do u use😀

[@aishnayak]

Wonderful job!

[@abbeydurkin8489]

Buddha ....or France lol // great video!

[@ReturnRei]

Awesome video, I could make a clear picture about some kanjis :D

[@HanyuuHOLO]

Are you serious, why didn't you put the respectives kun yomi and on yomi?...

[@MIGANIM]

ドニ！オは！

[@RagdyAndy]

could you have made the characters any smaller? lol

[@Patuffson]

It doesn't help if you don't say their respective readings..

[@MIGANIM]

はい！ いまわかったよ！

[@ramswaroopjangid7820]

😍😍😍😍

[@shanablaze7517]

I guess I need to learn Chinese first before kanji bcs most of the characters have same meaning and writing system what differ is the pronouncation in Chinese and Japanese. ex: yue in Chinese: moon/month tsuki/gatsu in Japanese: moon/month the character look same the meaning same.

[@BigWisper]

If you're trying to learn Japanese, you don't need to learn Chinese at all.

[@philippehuchon236]

Sorry to be negative but I found the explanations useless to remember the meaning of most of the kanji…

[@samarsamar36_]

This video code is pluui

[@parallaxis261]

they look to abstract to make sense of them to be honest.

[@oliviergrimard3845]

that doesnt really explain anything does it

[@eduardomonteiro6863]

Eu: nada a ver kkkk

[@Eduardo-tq5sk]

I was looking for you ,finally ,now Iam saving it...