JLPT N5 | Essential Radicals for Beginners

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

Learning radicals is very helpful for predicting the meaning of kanji. As you see in this video, creating stories make studying fun and engaging. I hope this method helps your kanji learning journey! Feel free to share your thoughts or ask any questions in the comments! Your feedback helps me create better content for you☺️✨

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

Here's the video timeline 0:00 Introduction 0:23 What are Radicals? 0:48 Person Radical: 休 (rest), 体 (body), 住 (to live) 2:29 Tree Radical: 林 (forest), 森 (dense forest), 机 (desk) 3:50 Grass Crown Radical: 草 (grass), 花 (flower), 薬 (medicine) 5:26 Sun Radical: 明 (bright), 晴 (sunny), 春 (spring) 7:05 Water Radical: 海 (sea), 泳 (to swim), 泣く (to cry) 8:40 Roof Radical: 家 (house), 安(safe), 字 (character) 10:30 Woman Radical: 好 (like), 姉 (older sister), 妹 (younger sister) 12:42 Message to everyone❤️

[@NecroYuki]

I'm really grateful to have find your channel, it is helping me so much! Keep it on! your teachings are soo good!

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really happy to hear that my channel has helpful to you.ありがとうございます☺️がんばってくたざい👍🏽❤️‍🔥

[@Tetzue]

This is so well done for one of your first videos! ありがとうございます

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

ありがとうございます☺️🙏🥰

[@david1001]

The kanji for "inn" was most interesting to me. It uses the radical for person 亻and one hundred 百 under the radical for roof, so it's easy to imagine how 100 people under one roof would be an inn! Great video, really helped me understand how to break down kanji I don't know yet

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

Thanks you for sharing this!!☺️✨it’s always fun to make connection with meanings and the kanji! 😁

[@anderson_lombardo]

🤯You hacked the best way to introduce Kanji! Your first video was brilliant and this one is as good⭐. I was having a hard time studying radicals but you made it very easy to understand. Looking forward to your future videos.

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

Thank you! I’m glad you’re finding the videos helpful.☺️✨ がんばってください！！

[@BoboMaximus]

なるほど先生、ありがとうございます！❤ Your presentation is superb!

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

コメントありがとうございます☺️💡

[@abderrahmenameur9831]

Your 2 videos are VERY helpful thank you and very good job ❤️

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

ありがとうございます🥰！！

[@mafaldabarreto287]

Thank you so much for the video! It is incredibly helpful, and you make it so easy to understand. Can't wait for the next ones

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

@@mafaldabarreto287 ありがとうございます☺️がんばります👍🏽❤️‍🔥

[@richardmichaelvalenzuela2057]

Thank you for this! Great Job!

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

@@richardmichaelvalenzuela2057 ありがとうございます☺️👍🏽

[@flameplxyss989]

Lovely video! this might be wrong but at 7:35 instead of the kanji for mother, it looks a lot more like 「毎」 as in 毎日、 「海」 looks like 毎 but with the water radical added. This might be wrong sorry it's just a question ! 素敵な動画！間違ってるかもしれませんが、7分35秒のところで「母」の漢字ではなく、「毎」に見えます。例えば毎日(まいにち)の「毎」です。「海」は毎にさんずいが加わった形なので、そう見えるのかなと思いました。間違ってたらごめんなさい！ただの質問です！

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

Thank you for your comment!☺️You’re correct! Here’s the reasons why I put 母: The kanji ‘毎’ actually originated from the shape of the kanji ‘母.’ And also the kanji ‘海’ carries the idea of being like a mother(母) that nurtures many things, such as fish and seaweed. That’s why I referred to ‘母’ in this video.Hope it will make sense you!ありがとうございます☺️

[@angelgarza5837]

この動画を作ってありがとうございます

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

ありがとうございます☺️👍🏽

[@Wジョン-c7z]

なるほど｡先生どもありがとう❗️

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

コメントありがとう☺️👍🏽

[@a.abdessamad]

good video 😍 thank you for the hard work 👍🏻

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

ありがとう😊がんばります👍🏽❤️

[@NavistonCromwell]

Thanks for the video. Keep going you’re doing great it will make me practice more.

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

ありがとうございます☺️がんばってください👍🏽

[@NavistonCromwell]

@ どいたしました。がんばりましょう

[@commentcomment2994]

Culture difference is a big obstacle. As a japanese, you may link some thing together in your subconcious because it's part of your culture or everyday life. But as foreign people may not understand how it related and didn't make sense of what you try to explain.

[@hunterIII-vr4nq]

Thank you ありがとうございました！

[@Naruhodo_Japanese_Kanji]

ありがとう☺️👍🏽