Kanji – JLPT N3 – 寄
5BC4 – 奇
| Meaning | Contribute |
| Onyomi | Ki |
| Kunyomi | Yo(ru)/Yo(seru) |
| Strokes | 11 (click on the pic to start the video) |
Vocabulary including the kanji 寄
| Kanji | Furigana | Romaji | Meaning | JLPT |
| 寄木 | よせぎ | yosegi | parquetry | – |
| 寄り合い | よりあい | yoriai | a meeting | – |
| 寄宿 | きしゅく | kishuku | a lodge, a board | – |
Kanji Radicals inside 寄
| Radical | Radical name | Meaning |
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JAPANESE EXAMPLE SENTENCES USING THe KANJI 寄
| Kanji | この楽団は学生や勤め人などの寄り合い所帯だ。 |
| Furigana | このがくだんはがくせいやつとめにんなどのよりあいしょたいだ。 |
| Romaji | kono gakudan ha gakusei ya tsutomenin nado no yoriai shotai da. |
| English | This band is an odd mixture of students, office workers, and so on. |
SIMILAR KANJI to 寄
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NIHONGO ICHIBAN 
Uh…
The roumaji is supposed to read “kono gakudan WA”.
This is why roumaji is an ineffective way to learn Japanese.
I mean, what’s so hard about learning a new writing system anyway?
Hello,
Thank you for your comment, it may be read wa but is written “ha” and it is a choice we made to stick to the written version. Also, some people like to have the Romanji to learn so it is not up to you to judge.
If you do not like having them you can just not read them however I do not think it is such a problem to have them and some people find it useful.
Best Regards.
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