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KANJI DETAIL

note

On readingせん
14 strokesN1
Radical 竹 · bamboo

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 箋.
14 strokes

Japanese readings

On reading
せん
Kun reading
None

Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: has 14 strokes and relates to paper or slips used for writing.
  • Basic usage: 便箋 is read びんせん, and 付箋 is read ふせん.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • Writing paper and sticky notes
    • 白い便箋を一枚 means one sheet of white writing paper.
    • counts flat objects such as sheets of paper.
    • 黄色い付箋を貼った means attaching a yellow sticky note.
    • 付箋に質問を書いて describes writing a question on a sticky note.
    • Sticky notes can carry short messages as well as mark places.

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