@@QueenHanzi I knew most of the words, but not the original meanings. I find they are rarely taught (if ever) in the beginner material I have seen. I didn't know 结婚 was so similar to the English expression "to tie the knot". 我已经认识了部分的词，但不知道它们原来的意思。感觉我学习教材从来没提到了。
@@QueenHanzi On a more practical note. Even though I don't have enough money to support your work properly, I was wondering: is it easier for you if the tips come through TH-cam or Paypal? I realised I don't know anything about TH-cam's policy for handling these things, so I thought it was best to ask directly.
I think it’ll be overwhelming to introduce the construction of characters or words in a beginners’ book. We natives don’t have radicals particularly taught either. It was mentioned from time to time when we wrote wrong, then it was helpful to notice what radicals were responsible for what meanings.😜
Thanks Martin for asking. TH-cam takes 30% and PayPal takes about 4-8% pending on countries and currencies. There might be other ways but I don’t want audiences to go extra miles. I keep the channel running while I can and I’m happy about anything in return, including ideas, honest feedback and discussions.
Your learning method is great. I had a plan to I introduce the female radical in which 婚 would be definitely mentioned as marriage was very much associated to "women centered" time back in history...
Wow, I learned so much because of the way you explain the meaning of the word radical. Many of the words I already knew or I was familiar with them. But after your explanation I now understand them, not just know the definition of the words. This is really going to help me better learn Chinese. Thank you for your hard work!😊
Hi Jay very helpful as always, thinking about the last character... could the upper part of the hanzi 累 come from 田 field? --> so tired of working on the fields
This is very helpful! Thank you! “Sew” is one of those funny English words….we pronounce it “so” , as in: Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do, not as in “sewage”
@@QueenHanzi Anyway, can you tell me what the difference is between hsk4 and hsk5??? What changes in terms of grammar, vocabulary, and vocabulary? A hsk4 candidate could also have a richer vocabulary and know more words Compared to a hsk5 candidate?
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Seriously. I really like your method of explaining things!
Happy to hear that!
非常谢谢老师，this structure of lesson is giving more motivation to continue learning complicated Chinese language!
Thanks for watching and thrilled to know it somehow motivated you!
These videos are so helpful for establishing associative connections!
I bet you already knew quite a lot of them before?
@@QueenHanzi I knew most of the words, but not the original meanings. I find they are rarely taught (if ever) in the beginner material I have seen. I didn't know 结婚 was so similar to the English expression "to tie the knot".
我已经认识了部分的词，但不知道它们原来的意思。感觉我学习教材从来没提到了。
@@QueenHanzi On a more practical note. Even though I don't have enough money to support your work properly, I was wondering: is it easier for you if the tips come through TH-cam or Paypal? I realised I don't know anything about TH-cam's policy for handling these things, so I thought it was best to ask directly.
I think it’ll be overwhelming to introduce the construction of characters or words in a beginners’ book. We natives don’t have radicals particularly taught either. It was mentioned from time to time when we wrote wrong, then it was helpful to notice what radicals were responsible for what meanings.😜
Thanks Martin for asking. TH-cam takes 30% and PayPal takes about 4-8% pending on countries and currencies. There might be other ways but I don’t want audiences to go extra miles. I keep the channel running while I can and I’m happy about anything in return, including ideas, honest feedback and discussions.
Now your videos are perfect ❤ Awesome content and sound quality to match it. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you 🙌
This lesson made my night.please show us other nice radical.xie xie.
Hi, I have an album of other radicals 😃
All the knots in my brain, related to this radical, finally were undone! Thanks a bunch, Queen of Hanzi !!!!
Wow! Soooo glad to help you untie!
Amazing video. Learning this way is great!
Interesting, I've just learn the word jié yesterday while learning the words jiéhūn and líhūn.
Your learning method is great. I had a plan to I introduce the female radical in which 婚 would be definitely mentioned as marriage was very much associated to "women centered" time back in history...
That sounds great. I'm looking forward to it.
Wow, I learned so much because of the way you explain the meaning of the word radical. Many of the words I already knew or I was familiar with them. But after your explanation I now understand them, not just know the definition of the words. This is really going to help me better learn Chinese. Thank you for your hard work!😊
Wonderful!
老师好。 我太喜欢您的课。 我觉得真的有用。 谢谢您， 老师 。🎖️🏆🏅👍🥇
🙏😊
You are the best !
oh I loved this video! it's so wonderful to see the way the words are connected :D
Glad you enjoyed it!😉
I like your approach. 感谢您。
I like your profile! ☺️
Thanks!
Hi Jay very helpful as always, thinking about the last character... could the upper part of the hanzi 累 come from 田 field? --> so tired of working on the fields
You are absolutely an observer! Indeed it’s 田, and I love your explanation! Great imagination!
This is very helpful! Thank you! “Sew” is one of those funny English words….we pronounce it “so” , as in: Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do, not as in “sewage”
Thanks for correcting in such a lovely way! I like the do re mi song from the old musical movie "sound of music"!
@@QueenHanzi I was going to suggest that song!! - sew, a needle-pulling thread…..
这个视频真有用的，谢谢你
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Pretty good videos ！Thanks for sharing : 2:38 结束 jie2 shu4 （not jie2 su4）； It‘s necessary to correct it. Let‘s learn Chinese together!
你很仔细！谢谢！
❤❤❤
1:45 The word "sew" is pronounced like "so". The word you said was "sue" which means to take someome to court to get damages repaid.
Good video!
Thanks! 🙏 Yesterday another audience pointed out as well.
Do you speak better Chinese or English? Your English sounds like a native British speaker, which one do you speak better?
I’m a native Chinese and I make a lot of mistakes speaking English! I do feel more comfortable in Chinese.
@@QueenHanzi Anyway, can you tell me what the difference is between hsk4 and hsk5??? What changes in terms of grammar, vocabulary, and vocabulary? A hsk4 candidate could also have a richer vocabulary and know more words Compared to a hsk5 candidate?
汉字霸王找不到汉字女王哦!
霸王找虞姬😆