็ฌ
JLPT N3
Laugh, smile
Readings
Onโyomi: ใทใงใฆ (shล)
Kunโyomi: ใใ(ใ) (wara(u))
โข ใใ(ใ) โ to laugh, to smile
โข ใ(ใ) โ to smile (more gentle or subtle than ใใใ)
Structure
Composition:
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Detailed Explanation
Vocabulary
็ฌใ
ใใใ
laugh
็ฌ้ก
ใใใ
smiling face
ๅท็ฌ
ใใใใใ
cold laugh
ๅพฎ็ฌ
ใณใใใ
smile
่ฆ็ฌ
ใใใใ
wry smile
Example Sentences
ๅญไพใ็ฌใใพใใ
ใใฉใ ใ ใใใใพใใ
The child laughs.
็ฌ้กใ็ด ๆตใงใใ
ใใใ ใ ใใฆใ ใงใใ
She has a nice smile.
ๅท็ฌใใพใใ
ใใใใใ ใใพใใ
He sneers.
ๅพฎ็ฌใฟใพใใ
ใณใใใ ใใพใใ
She smiles softly.
่ฆ็ฌใใพใใ
ใใใใ ใใพใใ
I give a wry smile.
Cultural Note
๐ธ ็ฌ holds deep cultural value in Japan โ symbolizing peace, positivity, and emotional connection.
โข The character often appears in names (e.g., ็ฌ็พ, โEmiโ) to convey warmth and kindness.
โข Japanese people use the character ็ฌ at the end of messages (similar to โLOLโ) to show friendliness or soften tone โ e.g., ใๅคงไธๅคซใ ใ็ฌใ (โItโs fine, hahaโ).
โข In Zen Buddhism, laughter (็ฌ) is seen as a sign of enlightenment โ expressing natural joy and freedom of spirit.
โข The character often appears in names (e.g., ็ฌ็พ, โEmiโ) to convey warmth and kindness.
โข Japanese people use the character ็ฌ at the end of messages (similar to โLOLโ) to show friendliness or soften tone โ e.g., ใๅคงไธๅคซใ ใ็ฌใ (โItโs fine, hahaโ).
โข In Zen Buddhism, laughter (็ฌ) is seen as a sign of enlightenment โ expressing natural joy and freedom of spirit.