Kanaate #7 answers (September 28, 2026)

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4-kana answer: おんがく

Written: 音楽 ・ Romaji: ongaku ・ Dictionary gloss: music

Meaning

音楽 means music: sounds arranged to be enjoyed, whether sung, played, or listened to.

Example sentences

  • 宿題をしながら好きな音楽を小さく流しました。

    Shukudai o shinagara suki na ongaku o chiisaku nagashimashita.

    I played some music softly while doing my homework.

  • この音楽を聞くと、旅のことを思い出します。

    Kono ongaku o kiku to, tabi no koto o omoidasu.

    This music reminds me of my trip.

Note

音 can mean any sound, while 音楽 refers to music. You can listen to 音楽 or turn down the volume of an 音.

Related words

  • 音
  • 旋律
  • 楽器

About the shape of this word

  • 4 hiragana.
  • No kana is repeated.
  • It contains kana with a dakuten (voicing mark): が. Use the ゛ key to type them.

5-kana answer: あさごはん

Written: 朝ごはん ・ Romaji: asagohan ・ Dictionary gloss: breakfast

Meaning

The meal eaten in the morning. It can include different foods depending on the person or household.

Example sentences

  • 今日は朝ごはんに、卵とトーストを食べました。

    Kyō wa asagohan ni, tamago to tōsuto o tabemashita.

    Today I had eggs and toast for breakfast.

  • 朝ごはんを食べてから、学校へ出かけました。

    Asagohan o tabete kara, gakkō e dekakemashita.

    I left for school after eating breakfast.

Note

Asagohan is a common everyday word for breakfast. Asashoku means the same meal but sounds a little more formal.

Related words

  • 朝食
  • 昼ごはん
  • 夕ごはん

About the shape of this word

  • 5 hiragana.
  • No kana is repeated.
  • It contains kana with a dakuten (voicing mark): ご. Use the ゛ key to type them.

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