Onyomi 音読み

Kunyomi 訓読み

Explanation

That

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Kanji Story

Imagine pointing to something in the distance and saying 'that'. The kanji '那' represents the idea of pointing to a specific object or person in reference to its location or identity.

Frequency in JLPT exams

The kanji '那' is not a commonly tested character in JLPT exams, particularly at lower levels. However, it is still worth understanding its reading and meaning for a well-rounded knowledge of kanji.

Example Sentences

• 私は那人を忘れません。

  I will not forget that person.

  わたしはなひとをわすれません。

  Watashi wa na hito o wasuremasen.

  Pronunciation

• 彼の髪の色は那様に似ている。

  His hair color resembles that of a princess.

  かれのかみのいろはなようににている。

  Kare no kami no iro wa na sama ni niteiru.

  Pronunciation

• 那鶏は本当に美味しい。

  That chicken is really delicious.

  なけいはほんとうにおいしい。

  Na kei wa hontou ni oishii.

  Pronunciation

Notes and Tips for JLPT students

• The kanji '那' is not widely used in modern Japanese and is not frequently encountered in everyday language.
• It is mostly seen in names or used in specific contexts, such as formal writing or literature.
• While not commonly included in JLPT exams, it's still useful to know the reading and meaning of this kanji for a comprehensive understanding of Japanese language and culture.

Usage in Japanese Names

• The kanji '那' is rarely used in Japanese names and doesn't have specific associations or meanings in personal names.