Andrew Nelson, “Japanese-English Character Dictionary”, 1997. PART SIX (VI).

Here I present: Andrew Nelson, “Japanese-English Character Dictionary”, 1997. PART SIX (VI). 

INTRODUCTION.

I used this dictionary for learning Japanese kanji’ English meanings.  What I used was how a absolute beginner does, start with little words.  So, BELOW is the list of Japanese kanji’ by smallest-to-largest English words.

Large kanji’ with many strokes are difficult  to learn BELOW the numbers of strokes are listed beside the kanji’.

EXAMPLES.

Two (2) letters: go, me, so.

Three (3) letters: eat, oil, red, fit, buy.

Four (4) letters: love, rain, dark, blue, walk.