ζΌ’
JLPT N4
Chinese, Han
Readings
Onβyomi: γ«γ³ (kan)
Structure
Composition:
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Detailed Explanation
Vocabulary
ζΌ’ε
γγγ
kanji
ζΌ’θͺ
γγγ
Chinese words
ζΌ’ζΉ
γγγ½γ
Chinese medicine
ζΌ’ζ
γγγΆγ
classical Chinese
ζΌ’ζ°ζ
γγγΏγγγ
Han people
Example Sentences
ζΌ’εγεεΌ·γγΎγγ
γγγ γ γΉγγγγ γγΎγγ
I study kanji.
ζΌ’θͺγε¦γ³γΎγγ
γγγ γ γΎγͺγ³γΎγγ
I learn Chinese words.
ζΌ’ζΉθ¬γ§γγ
γγγ½γγγ γ§γγ
It is Chinese medicine.
ζΌ’ζγθͺγΏγΎγγ
γγγΆγ γ γγΏγΎγγ
I read classical Chinese.
ζΌ’ζ°ζγ§γγ
γγγΏγγγ γ§γγ
They are the Han people.
Cultural Note
πΆ ζΌ’ reflects the deep historical and cultural influence of China on Japan:
β’ Language: Kanji characters (ζΌ’ε) are foundational to Japanese writing.
β’ Medicine: ζΌ’ζΉ (kampo) preserves traditional Chinese medicine in Japanese healthcare.
β’ Literature: Classical Chinese poetry (ζΌ’θ©©) influenced Japanese literature, including waka and haiku.
β’ Names and words: Many Japanese words and technical terms are derived from ζΌ’θͺ, showing the enduring legacy of Chinese culture in Japan.
β’ Language: Kanji characters (ζΌ’ε) are foundational to Japanese writing.
β’ Medicine: ζΌ’ζΉ (kampo) preserves traditional Chinese medicine in Japanese healthcare.
β’ Literature: Classical Chinese poetry (ζΌ’θ©©) influenced Japanese literature, including waka and haiku.
β’ Names and words: Many Japanese words and technical terms are derived from ζΌ’θͺ, showing the enduring legacy of Chinese culture in Japan.