Meanings of Chinese Characters - Key Components (Part 3)

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[@terrycormier5221]

Thanks. This is most helpful and much appreciated. There is a lot packed into your video. 我是一个新学习者。

[@weirdboo]

I’m learning Japanese but was curious to see the Chinese perspective of memorizing characters, turns out it’s pretty much the same except Japan still uses the traditional forms

[@seansingh3]

Dude, I love your work. It saves me so much time and makes memorizing the radical based characters soooo much easier.

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

That's great to hear Sean!

[@Kali23Yuga]

You are really doing great work with this channel!

[@aftokratory]

The 礻radical comes from the characters 示 while the 衤comes from 衣 meaning clothing.

[@ilgattoparddo]

Please keep doing these videos, there are nothing similar on youtube :)

[@drspock82]

Excellent instruction on 'radicals.' keep it up!

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

You're welcome Andrew! Do check out my other videos as well.

[@lyzhongo5766]

Thank you so much!
This was really useful!!

[@edwardwu7194]

I love these videos, but one suggestion is to put the actual name of the radical in pinyin. That would be great!

[@abbykuang6883]

ThNk you so much for sharing these.

[@janetmissjacksonifyourenas2904]

Love ur vids they are SOOO helpful

[@Apollys]

For bow (弓) I think a good example is 紧张, it doesn't exactly mean bow but it means tensions like the bow string :)

[@mohamedzarif4473]

yea that's true

[@corinaidreams4000]

Very informative

[@matraism]

It is easier to remember if you put the pinyin in each word,thank you.

[@FluentinMandarinDotCom]

Ok

[@user-ht1yb1je8z]

i loved this , absolutely amazing, kept it up bro,

[@kiponkipon3234]

Can you make, please, a video about Chinese seafood vocabulary?

[@nermineagayeva6496]

Thanks.❤

[@daphventurer7475]

谢谢你

[@evanmartin8199]

You should add Zhu - to pray.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

钱
础

[@phuongdiem4025]

输-means lose

[@bonawang4995]

"to lose" is a later meaning that only developed in the more recent centuries. Etymologically it meant "to transport", and this meaning is still in wide use today, in words like 运输