Today’s #kanji is #点, which is listed under the radical of #れっか（灬） and it is an informal variant of 點. 黑 is the semantic element and 占 is its phonetic element.
～くなる vs ～になる
なります is the most common word that describes a change from one state to another. Depending on what it turns into, the letter directly before that changes.
～きる
～きる is an auxiliary verb used after a verb stem and means “to finish ～ing completely/sufficiently” or “to reach a limit of ～ing”
ふとい/ふとる/ふとっている/ふとくなる
Today’s topic is difference betweenふとい and ふとる. If you understand this difference, you will never be confused between ふとい and ふとっている or ふとる and ふとくなる again.
段
Today’s #kanji is 段, which is listed its semantic element of #ほこづくり（殳） and its phonetic element is the left side, which is a simplified version of 耑
～からなる
～からなる is an expression to mention something’s components. As being made of ～ is a condition that lasts for a while, it is often used in the form of ～からなっている.
～からには…
～からには… is used when the condition stated before からには will inevitably lead to the statement after it and often used to express the speaker’s resolution.
束
Today’s #kanji is 束, which is a compound ideograph made of 木 and 口. In this, 口 is for bundling rather than a mouth apparently.
～からして
～からして is used to give an example to lead to your opinion or to state a strong base for your conviction. This post explains how it’s used.
～からすると…、～からいうと…、～からみると…
～からすると…、～からいうと…、～からみると… are used to state the viewpoint when an opinion or judgement is expressed. This post explains how they are used and their differences.
組
Today’s #kanji is 組, which is made of its semantic element of #いとへん（糸） and phonetic element of 且 which has the meaning of “piling up.”
～にわたって
～にわたって is an expression to state a range and it emphasizes the length or vastness of the range. Something like “throughout ～” or “for the entire ～”
（〜から）～にかけて
〜にかけて is used when you are stating a vague ending point of something continuous. It is similar to ～まで. This post explains the differences between ～にかけて and 〜まで.
号
Today’s #kanji is #号. It is listed under the radical of #くち（口） and 号 apparently describes the way the energy trapped inside (丂) comes out through the mouth (口).
～かなにか
～か何か is added to the sentence when we are making a loose suggestion or when we are not sure about the fact. Something like “～ or something” or “some sort of ～”
How to describe your clothing
This post explains how you can describe your clothing. You can learn names of clothing items, colours, patterns and how to put these words together.
数
Today’s #kanji is 数, which is listed under the radical of #ぼくづくり（攴/攵）, which has the meaning of holding a stick. Check the 4 readings of this character here.
～ぎみ
Similar to ～がち, ～ぎみ is used to describe some rather negative tendency. ～ぎみ is more focused on the current condition than how often things happen.
～がち
～がち is often used to describe a rather negative tendency or habit. So it gets translated “tend to…”, “… rather often”, etc.
～かな/～かなあ
～かな/～かなあ is used when you are wondering if something will happen/has happened or not or when you are wishing for something.
