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Using 丿㇏ assume that it is a sticks Bend over to form 儿，人，入，。十，大，天，火，灭，头，买，厂，丆

Mnemonic aids infest studying Chinese like fleas on a mutt. This shows a great deal of both imagination and hard work in assembling a comprehensive approach using educational psychology wedded to computer-based drill. I am stoked!! Of course we always want more. I would like to see this exact approach applied to the Zhuyin (b0-po-mo-fo) script although it has lost traction except in teaching kids and some foreign students in Taiwan it still exists and is used. Thanks.

It helps to use grid paper when practicing writing the characters. Keeps the components in their proper proportions. This is SUCH a fun language to study. Impdess your friends & family. Most importantly, impress yourself! What an accomplishment! Today is radicals practice day! Thank you so much for the video & its visuals. Expand your screen to see everything.

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Thank you so much !

This is perfection.

While watching this it has 666 likes😮

Radical 215:li3 to avoid, to sharpen

耂breakdown to 土 / 。add stroke to change characters 老，孝，考(试)，都(是)，教(育)

Once you recognize Chinese character, can practice voices to characters

many of the images, ilustrations are distracting. the cameleon, the drone, the frog...

why 'biang biang' at 30 seconds ... surely it is a fake character, but great noodles!

川 Or 三，彡。using 彡 to form character by using h/p.write.手，丢，拿，掌，毛，using 川 ，抓，瓜，爪，顺，训，。。using 三☞羊，美，差，养，春。。😢

With remembering - sure, it _might_ help, though still not 100%, because you still have to remember where to put all the pieces and how are they arranged with respect to each other. Still, knowing radicals and their meanings won't tell you much about the meaning of the entire character itself, let alone how to pronounce it, because there's a catch: there are radicals that look the same but have different meanings (e.g. the moon and meat). And the fact that simplified characters often changed some pieces of the character into different radicals than there were in the original, changing the meaning of the constituent parts, adds to the difficulty and uselessness of this system :q Radicals aren't even that useful for the purposes of looking characters up in a dictionary, because for some radicals there are thousands of words that contain that particular radical (i.e. the frequency distribution is very uneven). And the radicals aren't orthogonal: many of them are themselves made out of simpler ones that are already there in the table. So yeah, it's good to know them, but they're not the silver bullet for learning Chinese characters :q

Thanks for your sharing

Its somewhat easier to see the English translation in the lower right hand corner if you expand the screen to full size.

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This really helped clear up my confusion about the differences I was seeing when I studied books that showed the Helvetica-style font vs the brushstroke versions of the characters. No wonder I was confused, LOL! I really liked the photo you showed for “foot”. Great job. Thank you so much! 谢谢！

Struggling to read the English words

13.03 dragon not teeth

Thank you so much. I found your video really is really helpful.

Great job! Appreciate it.

Open box, you say qu1, but pleco says qian3. Please explain

we couldn't hear anything. what is the problem

good work! all in a place, compact

Heng shu dian pie ? ? ? Gou er ? Ren er ba ? ? Liang daian shui ji ? Dao li bao not gonna nathe rest too many

Slow please

Why you read so fast ,бля?😡 I don't have time to translate, сука!

Very helpful for me, thanks a lot for this video.

i like you

仌 radical

Thank you so much.

Shared with my Chinese class, along with slow version. Love both!

Thought rou (trample) is 禸. Which is correct? Is there another list of radicals that is not part of the Kangxi 214, like 乍?

Outstanding images!

super helpful!

Thank so much.

That was pretty good man! I used an anki deck alongside the video and I finished today haha, I tried to learn 10-20 per day. Thanks.

thank you so much :))

God, you saved me

Thank you

Good

Very very good

The best

Much too fast ,unfortunately, ..qing man dian shuo !

So thank you for this video

There are many stroke order mistakes in the last “Biang” character. For example, “Chuo” can’t be written first, it should be written the last one.

Thanks. Particularly helpful for pronunciation. Much appreciated

what software do you use to write stroke by stroke in the video like that ?