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Remember, kanji isnʼt made up of individual strokes, itʼs made up of radicals. If you learn by strokes, you have to remember 5,
10, 15+ plus steps. If you learn the radicals, and put them together like building blocks, youʼll only have to remember 2, 3, or 4
steps to put together a kanji. Doesnʼt that sound a lot nicer than learning each individual stroke? To get the full picture, use this
cheat sheet with the kanji section of TextFugu.com.
drop of
one stick slide z-hook barb
liquid
sweet
woman / fancy pot measure-
water mouth ground samurai winter evening big / large child little
female lid ment
slide
double
man on big step / busted up stuck linger / fish legs
twenty ceremony knocked hair spiky stick liquid
cliff stride stick ninja star loiter stick
over box
double X communi-
water fire fish tail claw father dog (ne)lly king origin devil wing
(xx) ty
two Nellyʼs
heavenly “two” my box genera-
plate eye stone branch cave stand got a giant
slide small home tion
tree knife
20 upside
attentive sideways
down fang
mother eye
boxes
flattened three
bamboo rice small pie sheep feathers rake ear brush meat self
mountain brach tree
broken seven
my grave tongue boat clothes good color bug blood go west
sun cliffs
7
under-
fish leg
servant see say bean hog clam red leg car bitter ground
house
clothes
empty
rice slide
rice field
mountain
gold leader gate emperor rain blue alleyway excuse equal
horns
9+
clam with
noise wind food neck goods horse tall demon dragon admirable fish
leaf hat
standing
on a holy
bird hemp yellow black none tooth
hand
grenade