一（ひと·つ、イチ）

Meaning: one

Not much to memorize here, eh?

February 26, 2009 - Posted by lshindo | 1 stroke, Grade 1, JLPT 4, Radicals | japanese characters, kanji, memorization techniques, mnemonics, Radicals

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