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I am studying japanese have gone through almost all of the hiragana characters
and was slowly also learning a bit kanji , and i want to know how to use kanji
when i see one with a hiragana character next to it for example 日本に引っ越すのを持ってる
In this sentence i clearly only know tsu , no, te and ru but when i see these
kanji characters i wonedr to speak the sentence what is the sound of that
kanji? do kanji have sounds or just meaning ?

in kanji i have learnt radials like woman- 女 , tree-木 , eyes-目 just a few as i
started learning kanji a few days ago.
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How to read kanji when they are written together with hiragana or katakana in a sentence?
> 日本に引っ越すのを「持」ってる

You should read the phrase as:  
nihon ni hikkosu no wo **motte** iru.

I think you wrote down the phrase incorrectly. It should have been;

> 日本に引っ越すのを「待」っている

nihon ni hikkosu no wo **matte** iru.
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Kanji have sounds too! It's not just meanings. For example, this is how they
sound in your sentence:

[日]{に}[本]{ほん}に[引]{ひ}っ[越]{こ}すのを[待]{ま}ってる

[日]{Ni}[本]{hon}[に]{-ni}[引]{hi}[っ]{k}[越]{ko}[す]{su}[の]{no}[を]{o}[待]{ma}[っ]{t}[てる]{teru}

The sounds of kanji are called their "readings". There are more than two
thousand kanji, and all of them have readings. (What's more, most kanji have
_more than one_ reading; depending on context, the reading changes.) You'll
have to memorize all of that. It's quite hard. Good luck!

Right now you should just keep studying with your Japanese course and practice
more.
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