JLPT N5 Kanji: 日 (hi, nichi/jitsu) – sun, day

JLPT N5 Kanji: 日 (hi, nichi/jitsu) – sun, day

Readings: ニチ・ジツ (Onyomi), ひ・び・か (Kunyomi)

Meaning: sun, day

The kanji 日 is used for “sun” and “day.” It appears in the names of the days of the week (like 日曜日 – Sunday), country names (日本 – Japan), and dates (一日 – first day).

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Kanji Details

Radical日 (sun)
Strokes4
JLPT LevelN5
Grade1st Grade

Readings

Onyomiニチ・ジツ
Kunyomiひ・び・か

How to Write – Stroke Order

日 looks like a sun or a calendar box. It has 4 strokes and is very common in daily use.

  • Start with the outer box strokes
  • Then draw the middle horizontal line last
Stroke order for 日

Example Sentences

Japanese: 日曜日は休みです。

Kana: にちようびはやすみです。

Romaji: Nichiyoubi wa yasumi desu.

English: Sunday is a day off.

Japanese: 毎日、日本語を勉強します。

Kana: まいにち、にほんごをべんきょうします。

Romaji: Mainichi, nihongo o benkyou shimasu.

English: I study Japanese every day.

Japanese: 日本は美しい国です。

Kana: にほんはうつくしいくにです。

Romaji: Nihon wa utsukushii kuni desu.

English: Japan is a beautiful country.

Vocabulary Using 日

WordReadingMeaning
day, sun
日曜日にちようびSunday
毎日まいにちevery day
日本にほん / にっぽんJapan
一日いちにち / ついたちone day / 1st day

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