Daily Japanese Thread.　

I fixed the thumbnail issue, we'll have some gifs with all the info in the first frame, so you don't even have to open it if you already know the stroke order. And a flashy little red dot that marks the starting point of the current stroke!
We'll handle 11 Kanji today that will allow you to express the time more accurately and name each day of the week.

Orange info in the On- and Kun- readings are syllables/suffixes that do NOT count towards the reading, but are generally needed (added as a kana behind the Kanji) for the distinct meaning. I'll try to only include ONE example for each important reading. Rare readings mostly won't be included (check Kanjidamage for further readings)
Dark blue Kana are readings that might be handy to know but aren't utilized in modern times, which means DO NOT FUCKING USE THEM.
The first English translation usually points towards the Kanji's meaning when it's singled out and generally uses the On-reading. Consecutive meanings mostly utilize the Kun-reading(s). Again, use Kanjidamage for further reference.

Learning material: http://pastebin.com/B5qnLA0v
(the downloadable stuff is mirrored in the torrent for the case that MF goes down)

Last thread: http://archive.foolz.us/a/thread/60321574/

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http://kanjidamage.com/japanese_symbols/186

Use 半 behind 時 to express "half past"
一時半　reads いちじはん