月 -- n.
Hint: depending on previous word, sometimes it is read as 'zuki' ( 三日月 ). Also read as gatsu like in gogatsu (May) and getsu like in getsuyoubi (Monday)
Hint: depending on previous word, sometimes it is read as 'zuki' ( 三日月 ). Also read as gatsu like in gogatsu (May) and getsu like in getsuyoubi (Monday)
Hint: for this type of counting, it will be started with hitotsu, futatsu, mittsu, yottsu, itsutsu, and so on.
Hint: also read as nai.
Hint: also read as naka
Hint: also read as ie with the same meaning and as noun of 'house'. The other use of the kanji is to represent residence, family (clan), lineage, shop; with variation of reading like ka, ke, and ya
Hint: you say read 日 as hi, ka, and nichi. So for Sunday, you read it as nichiyoubi
Hint: you say Tuesday as kayoubi because 火 can be read as hi and ka.
Hint: there is manga and j-Drama called Densha no Otoko. Guess you can figure out :)
Tips: aside from read as 'kuchi', it can also read as ku and kou. The kanji is very simple. Just imagine your mouth open and say 'oh'.
Hint: even though it is easy to connect the word 'mushi' to Mushishi (anime/manga), the kanji for Mushishi is 蟲師 and the story has nothing to do with insects.
Hint: depending on the word attached, sometimes sora is changed into 'zora' like in aozora ( 青空 )