TOKYO, Jan 22 (News On Japan) –
Dengeki Online’s serialized function “Difficult-to-Read Kanji” continues to problem readers with a variety of characters, from these with readings so complicated they’re laborious to think about, to those who appear easy at first look however are troublesome to learn.
The function is overseen by “Kyōji Yanoha,” a humble calligrapher who lives along with his cat. In this installment, we’ll introduce kanji which may not be instantly readable, so let’s take into consideration them collectively!
Today’s difficult kanji is “冬麗.” Does it learn as “winter beauty”? Here’s a touch: ○yu○○ra. It’s a phrase used as a seasonal time period in haiku. The reply is “fuyuurara”! It describes a scene the place, regardless of the chilly of winter, the daylight is brilliant and the climate is evident and nice. It’s a seasonal time period that expresses a serene local weather.
Generally, in areas on the Pacific facet of Japan, there are various clear days in winter. On the opposite hand, the Sea of Japan facet is usually related to snow. In Pacific areas, haiku utilizing “冬麗” may be fairly in style.
Stay tuned for extra introductions to difficult kanji sooner or later!
Source: Dengeki