Onyomi 音読み

Kunyomi 訓読み

Explanation

Bill, note, tag

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Kanji Story

Imagine a piece of paper with a vertical line in the center. On the left side of the line, there is a small tag or label attached. This represents '札' as a bill or note with additional information.

Frequency in JLPT exams

The kanji '札' is commonly found in JLPT materials, especially at the N2 and N3 levels. It is important for understanding vocabulary related to money, finance, and pricing.

Example Sentences

• その札は偽物です。

  That bill is a counterfeit.

  そのふだはにせものです。

  sono fuda wa nisemono desu.

  Pronunciation

• この札を見てください。

  Please look at this tag.

  このふだをみてください。

  kono fuda o mite kudasai.

  Pronunciation

• 札束を持ち運ぶのは大変です。

  Carrying a stack of bills is tough.

  さつづかをもちはこぶのはたいへんです。

  satsuzuka o mochi hakobu no wa taihen desu.

  Pronunciation

Notes and Tips for JLPT students

• The kanji '札' is commonly used to refer to various types of bills or notes in the Japanese language.
• Be careful of the reading 'さつ' as it can also mean 'tag' or 'label' in certain contexts.
• Understanding the stroke order is important for accurately writing '札' in Japanese.
• Recognize the different forms and contexts of '札', as it frequently appears in vocabulary related to money and pricing.

Usage in Japanese Names

• The kanji '札' is sometimes used in family names such as '札谷' (Fudatani) or '札巻' (Fudamaki). It can represent the idea of wealth or financial prosperity.