Onyomi 音読み

Kunyomi 訓読み

Explanation

Table, chart, list

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Kanji Story

Imagine a table with a neatly laid out chart on its surface. This table is used to present information and display organized data. The kanji '表' represents this visual representation of information.

Frequency in JLPT exams

The kanji '表' is commonly encountered in JLPT materials, especially at the N3 and N2 levels. Its usage in various contexts makes it necessary to understand the reading and meaning of this kanji in both kanji and reading comprehension sections of the exam.

Example Sentences

• この表を見てください。

  Please look at this table.

  このひょうをみてください。

  kono hyou o mite kudasai.

  Pronunciation

• 学校の掲示板に時間割の表が掲示されている。

  The timetable is displayed on the school bulletin board.

  がっこうのけいじばんにじかんわりのひょうがけいじされている。

  gakkou no keijiban ni jikanwari no hyou ga keiji sarete iru.

  Pronunciation

• 新しいスケジュール表が配布されました。

  The new schedule chart has been distributed.

  あたらしいすけじゅーるひょうがはいふされました。

  atarashii sukejuuru hyou ga haifu sareta.

  Pronunciation

Notes and Tips for JLPT students

• The kanji '表' is commonly used in everyday situations, especially when referring to tables, charts, or lists.
• Pay attention to the different readings 'omote' and 'arawasu' and their respective meanings.
• Understanding and interpreting tables and charts is a valuable skill for the JLPT, particularly in the reading comprehension section.
• Learn and practice writing the stroke order of '表' to improve your recognition and recall during the exam.

Usage in Japanese Names

• The kanji '表' is occasionally used in personal names or surnames, often representing the idea of presenting or expressing oneself in a clear and organized manner.