Kanji is not just one symbol. It's a group of characters that make up the Japanese written language. Along with kanji, there is also katakana and hiragana. If I'm not mistaken all three of these combined form what is called Kana or "Japanese symbols", which is basically the Japanese "alphabet", though this is rather oversimplified. Kanachart.com is just one of many online references where you can see and learn a few of the ''thousands'' of Japanese characters. There is also Romaji. This is where Japanese words are spelled out more or less phonetically using the Roman (our) alphabet. In Romaji: * one - ichi * two - ni * three - san * four - yon * five = go The function of Kanji is tell to the reader what's the main idea of a word, verb etc. You use Kanji to write the main part of a word, and Hiragana to write its declinations and variant parts. In Japanese, to be totally fluent in Kanji, you need to know 2,000 of them.
Each Kanji has different readings (some may have Chinese and Japanese readings). The right reading depends of the rest the word, or by context you can guess.
What is the kanji symbol for remember
There is no single kanji meaning friendship in Japanese.
超速 means super fast!
It's probably the kanji for person.
You mean bath salts? The kanji fot bath salts is "å „ęµ“å¤"("Nyuyokuzai") I'm sorry for my poor English.
the kanji symbol for fate is . the first symbo, is refering to destiny while the second is the transport too.
Kanji means 2... I dont know the rest
'Ai' means 'Love' in Japanese. But I don't know if the kanji has another significate, sorry. I hope I helped you. I guess my English isn't very good...
yes
家族 kazoku
二十五 にじゅうご nijyuugo, otherwise I don't think there is a kanji symbol for 25 because Kanji only represent places, objects or living things.
The Japanese symbol (kanji) for 'fox' isƧā¹Ā, which is pronounced as 'kitsune'.