Verb Kanji

Ikehara-sensei said that it was an enjoyable party, which was nice of her. We spent most of the lesson on counting things (now including flat things, and machines), and had to rush 12 new kanji in 7 minutes. Needless to say we didn't manage.

行 (go, conduct, line), 来 (come, next), 帰 (return, go (come) back), 食 (eat), 飲 (drink), 見 (see, look, view), 聞 (hear), 読 (read), 書 (write, book, document), 話 (talk), 買 (buy), 教 (educate, teach, religion). Kanji count: 97.

Haven't really been up to much, apart from doing my homework, which took ages. Went into Futsukaichi (二日市) after class: went to the ￥100 shop and got me some sweets, which was entirely pointless since when I got home a had a huge sweetie package from Hannah. She's too lovely to me.