Kanji Reading Practice #20 – Curry Sauce Packet Part 3
Practice reading Japanese Kanji with posts tagged by WaniKani Level in which the kanji appear. The goal is to see kanji that you have learned more often to aid long term memory.

Kanji Reading Practice #20 – Curry Sauce Packet Part 3
This time we are going to have some Kanji Reading Practice with a Curry Sauce Packet. Let’s learn how to read some instructions, in Japanese, for heating up a curry sauce packet in a microwave. Be careful! The contents are hot! See down below the photo for the kanji meanings, readings, and an explanation of the words.
The Kanji:
蒸 気 口 注 意 持
The Kanji Readings and Meanings (this usage):
蒸 (ジョウ) – steam
気 (キ) – energy; spirit
口 (ぐち) – mouth
注 (チュウ) – pour
意 (イ) – idea
持 (も) – hold
The Words:
蒸気口 (じょうきぐち) – steam vent
やけど – burn; scald (usually written in kana but can be 火傷)
注意 (ちゅうい) – caution; attention; warning; heed
あけくち – open here (open mouth)
持つ (もつ) – hold (here)
The Meaning:
蒸気口 – steam vent
やけどに注意 – beware of burns
あけくち – open here
持つ – hold here
**I tagged this Kanji Reading Practice as WaniKani Level Painful and lower (20 and below) becuase 5 out of the 6 kanji are lower than WaniKani level 20. Only one of the kanji is level 33, which is the reason I also tagged it with WaniKani Level Hell and lower (40 and below).
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