How do you read 景色?

景色 is read けしき (keshiki), with atamadaka pitch accent (high first, then falls).

How is 景色 used in a sentence?

頂上から景色が見えます。 — You can see the view from the summit.

How do you write 景色 in romaji?

景色 is written keshiki in romaji.

What kanji are in 景色?

景 (Scenery, View); 色 (Color).

景色けしき

Q: What JLPT level is 景色?

景色 is a JLPT N4 word (upper beginner).

けしき · keshiki

JLPT N4 › noun

Scenery, scene, landscape

Other ways to say “scenery” in Japanese →

Atamadaka

high first, then falls · what is pitch accent?

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Example sentences

頂上から景色が見えます。

ちょうじょうからけしきがみえます。

You can see the view from the summit.

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この旅館から、見える景色が最高です。

このりょかんから、みえるけしきがさいこうです。

The view from this ryokan is amazing.

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Kanji in this word

景Scenery, View 音けい JLPT N3 · 12 strokes 色Color 音しょく・しき訓いろ JLPT N4 · 6 strokes

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Words that share a kanji

光景こうけいscene, spectacle 景気けいきcondition, state, business (condition)風景ふうけいscenery 景色けしきscenery, landscape 背景はいけいbackground, scenery, setting 不景気ふけいきbusiness recession, hard times, depression 色いろcolor 脚色きゃくしょくdramatization

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What does 景色 mean?

Scenery, scene, landscape.

How do you pronounce 景色?

けしき (keshiki). Pitch accent: atamadaka — high first, then falls. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 景色?

JLPT N4 — upper beginner. See the JLPT N4 guide.

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