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[ひ(日)]
hi
noun

English Meanings:

noun
  1. day; days
  2. sun; sunshine; sunlight
  3. (the) day; daytime; daylight
  4. date; deadline
  5. (past) days; time (e.g. of one's childhood)
  6. case (esp. unfortunate); event (as 〜した日には, 〜と来た日には, etc.)
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Thread started by yamenarhim over 9 years ago

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what the difference between stork oreder and the normal one?

#1 Posted by yamenarhim over 9 years ago
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Yamenarhim-chan ^^ hi!

 

sorry, I have not understood well your question; were you asking about the stroke order for kanji? And which is the "normal one"?

#2 Posted by Usagi over 9 years ago
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their is a 日　and 陽　what diffrense?

#3 Posted by yamenarhim over 9 years ago
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their is a 日　and 陽　what diffrense?

日-This kanji is the sun. Used to say that is the sun in the sky. Also day and other meanings.

陽-This kanji incorporates the 日as part of it (upper right ). It is used to describe things the sun does, 太陽は昼間輝く。Taiyō wa hiruma kagayaku.　The sun shines during the day.

Hope this helps.

聡

#4 Posted by 聡 over 9 years ago
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I always love your answers, 聡さん!

#5 Posted by Usagi over 9 years ago
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i think i get it thank you for answere ^_^

#6 Posted by yamenarhim over 9 years ago
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Which pronunciation is used most often?

E n g r i n d 106

#7 Posted by Engrind106 over 5 years ago
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on most common pronounciation: There are more common words with Nichi. hi/bi is second, and jitsu is third. To say 'Sun' as a noun, use Nichi. 

 

For example, Nichiyoubi (Sunday). It loks like this: 日曜日. The first 日 is 'Nichi'. the second '日' is Day. Sunday. So, to say sun as a noun, use nichi. :)

[if i got anything wrong pelase correct me, we are all learning and i woud love the help!]

HetaHanaKam

#8 Posted by HetaHana over 5 years ago
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What's the difference between日てい and 日付?

#9 Posted by emytchan over 2 years ago
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Do you mean 日程?

#10 Posted by flint over 2 years ago

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