TMdict - vocabularies from games, books, anime, and other works by Type-Moon. Honyaku Star - Simple and Fast Dictionary | No ローマ字 | Specifically for Translators Tangorin - English⇆Japanese Online Dictionary Japanese Stack Exchange - Ask Questions, Get Answersĭictionary Codes and Meaning - ex: v4k, viĬhinese and Japanese Characters Mnemonics - Stroke Orders, Lists, Study SheetsĪ better Japanese font for Windows web browsers Rikaisama - Pop-op Dictionary - based on Rikaichan This is because the kanji is easier to write! *While there is an official distinction between “足” and “脚”, there are many cases in which “足” is used to write “脚”. 脚* “legs from the waist down” or “something that serves a similar purpose” I want something warm to drink because I have a sore throat. 温かい “warm to the touch” or “having emotion/empathy” I came across a once in a lifetime chance.
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This colour doesn’t complement my skin tone. I bumped into a YouTuber I like in Kyoto. 合う “to go together/match” or “to come across something” Sally was moved by Sakura’s enthusiasm towards SEVENTEEN. 熱い “hot to the touch” or “full of enthusiasm” 暑い “used when talking about the weather (temperature)” These are the ones that I used to have a lot of trouble with, but there are a lot more so I encourage you to research/study more homophones. Hi guys! Today I will be talking about Japanese homophones and when to use them.
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