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Definition: three |
| Kun-yomi: みっ・つ | |
| On-yomi: サン |
Overview
This Kanji thing is a cinch! At this rate, we’ll learn everything in no time, right guys?
Examples
Example 1
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さんのかんじもぜんぜん むずかしくない！
(The) Kanji for “three” is also not hard at all!
Example 2
In this next example, 「姦しい」 is not very commonly used (better to memorize 「やかましい」 or 「騒がしい」). However, the proverb is interesting in terms of the actual Kanji, I just had to include it here.
A: おんな さんにん よればかしましい。
A: If 3 women gather, (it) gets noisy.
B: しにたいのかしら？
B: Do (you) want to die?
A: ことわざをべんきょうしてるだけだよ！
A: (I’m) just studying proverbs!
Example 3
A: さんかく かんけいって、なんかいいですよね。
A: Something about love-triangle, isn’t (it) nice?
B: うん、たぶん、いま そうぞうしてるのは、ぜんぜん ちがうから。
B: Yeah, (what you’re) probably imagining right now is totally wrong so…
A: かわいいおんなのこ ふたりにかこまれてですね。
A: (You’re) surrounded by two cute girls and then, right?
A: やっぱり。まっ、ゆめがあっていいんじゃない？
B: I knew it. Well, (I guess it’s) good to have dreams.
https://guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar/adjectives
If it bothers you that “like” is an adjective and not a verb in Japanese, you can think of 「好き」 as meaning “desirable”. Also, you can see a good example of the topic and identifier particle working in harmony. The sentence is about the topic “Bob” and “fish” identifies specifically what Bob likes.
Have you perhaps written adjective and verb in the wrong place since desirable is an adjective?
Thanks these are always really helpful, it says on Twitter that the 漢字 of the day is 三 but you always cover more and learn words (for me 今 & 死ね) that you have seen, but not really touched on yet. It also helpful to have them put into sentences as I find it easier to remember words if there used in a good example.
Thanks, that’s the goal!