Learn these kanji to pass JLPT N1: 企, 伎, 伏, 伐 and 伯
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| Hi everyone. Welcome to Kanji time. Today, we are going to review N1 kanji. 参りましょう。(Mairimashō.) If you want to do the quiz first, please go to these times. |
| This kanji means undertake, scheme, design, attempt. The on-reading is キ (ki) like in 企業年金 (kigyō nenkin) meaning company pension and the kun-reading is くわだ (kuwada) like in 企てる (kuwadateru) meaning to plan. |
| This kanji means deed, skill. The on-reading is キ (ki) like in 歌舞伎 (kabuki) meaning Kabuki, Japanese traditional drama. Yuh! Or in 歌舞伎座 (kabukiza) meaning the Kabuki-za theatre in Tokyo. |
| This kanji means prostrated, bend down, bow, cover. The on-reading is フク (fuku) like in 降伏 (kōfuku) meaning surrender. And the kun-reading is ふ (fu) as in 説き伏せる (tokifuseru) meaning persuade. |
| This kanji means fell, strike, attack, punish. The on-reading is バツ (batsu) like in 剪伐 (senbatsu) meaning cut off or in 征伐 (seibatsu) meaning conquest. |
| This kanji means chief, count, earl, uncle. The on-reading is ハク (haku) like in 伯爵 (hakushaku) meaning an earl. Or in 伯父 (hakufu) meaning uncle. |
| Quiz time. |
| Say the reading of the following kanji: |
| 征伐 (seibatsu) |
| 企業年金 (kigyō nenkin) |
| 説き伏せる (tokifuseru) |
| 伯爵 (hakushaku) |
| 歌舞伎座 (kabukiza) |
| Now say the meaning of the following words: |
| 伯父 (hakufu) Uncle |
| 降伏 (kōfuku) Surrender |
| 歌舞伎 (kabuki) Japanese traditional drama |
| 剪伐 (senbatsu) Cut off |
| 企てる (kuwadateru) To plan. |
| That’s all for today. Did you enjoyed it? I hope so. See you next time. Bye bye. よ～っ！(Yō!) |
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