Word of the Week 5

 Word of the Week: Week 5

The first word of the week for the month of May is:

つき
(月)
Moon

つき read as Tsuki is the Kun-Yomi reading (Japanese reading) of 月. It means Moon. While the On-Yomi reading (Chinese reading) is げつ (getsu) or がつ (gatsu) means Month.  That’s why, if we talk about the Japanese of Months, 月 is attached along the Months of the year.

You can check here to study the months and days of the year:

Days, Weeks, Months of the Year in Japanese

You can check here the strokes and how to write 月:

Kanji: 月

Example:

あしたはげつようびです。(明日は月曜日です。)
Tomorrow is Monday.

みかづき (三日月)
Crescent moon.

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