If you have studied katakana, you will notice this looks like “ha.” So HAchi = 8
JLPT N5: 8 / 100 | 2 Strokes
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On: ハチ
Kun: やっ・つ
Meaning: eight
Mnemonics: A person 人 cut in HAlf 八 for HAchi.
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今月の二十八日は私の誕生日です。
The 28th of this month is my birthday.
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