If you like the sample lessons here on our TH-cam channel, you can sign up and go through the first units of any course for free! Check it out: goo.gl/XcnV8r 😊
God Bless you sweetheart and team Jesus loves you all, John 3:15-16 that everyone who believes may have eternal life in him.” For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." , One love yall Be Well
i have learnt in one hour what i couldn't learn in many years of my stay in China, now i can read almost any menu , thanks for your amazing session.....really appreciate .....very helpful yang yang
UPDATE: I just went to a Chinese restaurant in West Los Angeles and ordered IN Chinese! I was able to read enough to figure out what to order thanks entirely to THIS lesson! It was a great moment as I struggle with this challenging language. Xie xie Yangyang and Jason!!!
Thank you for the positive feedback! Learning Chinese characters is so much fun, and really shows the beauty and logic of this language. Are you studying with our Chinese Character Courses on YoyoChinese.com?
Ni Hao I can't thank you enough, I am learning chinese through your channel and this video helps so much. I will be traveling to China April 3rd 2018 and now I am confident I will be able to order my food. xie xie ni very much :)
你好 (nǐ hǎo)! Thank you for this very kind comment... I'm really glad you are learning Chinese with us. This hangout will DEFINITELY help you when you're eating on your trip to China! You have enough time to go through Level 1 of the Beginner Conversational Course on our website before you leave for China, and it's only $10... check it out: goo.gl/57UzGM
This is a great lesson. Thank- you so much. I have shared with the Chinese teacher in my school to share with her students. I wish I had seen this before I went to China.
Thank you for the kind feedback! I hope now that you are armed with this knowledge, even the next trip to the local Chinese restaurant will be more interesting! :)
this was an absolutely wonderful lesson. I already knew most of these characters if not all, but to have an understanding now of how the radicals work and can help us to try to think of what a different, unknown character with that same radical might be, is very helpful! Now when I see other characters that have specific radicals, I can have a basic idea of what category it is most likely in :)
Very good for people who are always trying to improve their reading and speaking skills. The pictures of the characters are very good . I Look forward to the "600" course. Your courseware seems to be getting better all the time.
Thank you Carl! We're really excited about all the fun ideas that are going into the next 300 characters, and hope to have it available early next year. 加油 (jiā yóu)!
for the bean one you could imagine the square as the bean and theres a line over it which means the bean is underneath the ground and then you have the sort of sprouting character underneath that so its like you plant a bean and it sprouts :)
Thank you for the positive feedback... we are glad you enjoyed this lesson! There are 1,000+ video lessons, organized into structured courses on our website... check it out: goo.gl/XcnV8r
the thing I love about you guys are too natural and you just solved one of my biggest problems although I think if you can add pinyin it will become more helpful to learn Chinese name. Anyways thanks for helping us ut here
Miss yanyang I am from Pakistan I can learn Chinese a little bit ,your teaching is amazing, plz tell me from which video I start learning with sequence
Thank you for the kind feedback Muhammad! On our website, we organized 200 of these video lessons into a structured curriculum that builds up your skills sequentially. You watch the video, go through the reviews, take the quiz, and move on to the next lesson! Start here: goo.gl/mkyYTQ
你好朋友们， 感谢 for(为？）这个上课！ Explaining how the radicals work this way helped me so much. I honestly didn't put that much effort in it either. It didn't seem that important. But so many things became so much more clear! Could you by any chance do a series on the radicals? I and probably lots of my fellow students would highly appreciate it! 再感谢你们
Hi Jeroen - thank you for the kind message! Isn't it so cool how learning the radicals can make it possible for you to read the basic meaning of something in Mandarin, even if you don't recognize all the characters? Have you checked out our Yoyo 300 Chinese Character Course? We really break down and help you understand and learn to recognize the characters in a fun way: goo.gl/LAiv1K
I really enjoyed this lesson, but at 26:38 you point out the characters for eggplant and say it's a vegetarian item and that it's an "all vegetarian" menu, but the first two characters of that menu item mean minced meat.
Good catch - that item is definitely not vegetarian! The hazards of live streaming! It's also true some restaurants may serve dishes with meat added for flavor, but not listed in the dish's name. If you're a vegetarian, it's always good to make sure you are clear when you are ordering: "我吃素的。我不吃肉."
@@YoyoChinese I'm a beginner in Chinese, but an expert eater of all things lol Even if I didn't eat meat, I would still eat this 🍆 dish! Can't wait to move back to China next year. Love your lessons!
For bean... The radical below the 口 can be imagined to be vines carrying this large rare bean out from the ground. For the radical above the 口 it can be imagined as being the sun shining down giving it light to grow.
I am really good at just remembering characters and what they mean, without thinking of what it looks like and things like that. So the character for meat, I will probably never forget just because I saw it and you said what it meant.
For fish, I remember it by the fact that the top part looks like it's the fish's fin, the middle of the character is like the body, and the bottom is like to ocean floor.
You can sign up on our website and try the first 20 lessons of the Beginner Conversational Course for free to see if you want to study with us and purchase the full course. We're having our Back to School Sale right now, so it's a great time to purchase at a big discount! Check it out: goo.gl/26HAbg
This was so helpful that I immediately started to collect menus from restaurants nearby. Turns out unfortunately that most of them use traditional characters and not simplified ones so some, though not all of this translates. (e.g. the character for chicken, for example, is VERY different).
Thank you for the kind comment - I love that you are able to go out and use this knowledge in your daily life! It's true that 鸡(jī) looks quite different as a traditional character (雞), but most of these characters are the same, like: 肉，面，牛. Or ALMOST the same, like 饭 = 飯. Keep at it and soon those menus will be easy to decode! 加油 (jiā yóu)!
This is a great tutorial; pity though you do not show the written words for what the characters represent. Anyway, brilliant video all the same. Thanks!!
Thank you for the positive feedback on the hangout! It's a looser format than the lessons in our structured courses, and we're really glad you enjoyed it. If you're interested in studying Chinese characters, our two Chinese Characters Courses cover the most common 600 characters, which combine to form 80% of all written Mandarin! You can sign up and go through the first two units for free. Start here with Lesson 1: goo.gl/jpn7Bi
For fire, I've usually used the method you used but also it could be someone saying "Oh no, there is a fire!" while waving their hands in the air for help, heard it on a Chinese radical podcast (I heard it on Ted Talk, by ShaoLan)
For fish, it does look like a fish cage just on the water surface, being hauled by a fisherman into his boat! This is coming from someone who lives in an archipelago, so I do have a lot more images of fish/fishermen, ^_^
For the cow one I picture the asymmetrical line as a big tag on it’s ear. Like this www.cckoutfitters.com/collections/cattle .....I know other live stock can have them too but cows always seem to have them.
The best approach is to learn a little bit of conversational Mandarin - the pronunciation, basic word order and grammar - and then it's easy to find the vocabulary specific to your industry or interests. So many people make the mistake of just trying to memorize key words, but without being able to say them correctly, just end up frustrated! 加油 (jiā yóu)!
We really want to draw a distinction between Mandarin language courses and HSK prep courses. We teach you the Chinese skills you need to speak, read, and write - and then you can take those skills and certify them with the HSK exam (as many of our students do). Check out this blog post for more information about preparing for the HSK exam: bit.ly/2CRGXnD
There are a TON of really funny and interesting discoveries when you start to understand how Chinese characters work. Super logical, but with lots of characters and compound words that convey their meaning in a really interesting - even sometimes poetic - way. 加油 (jiā yóu)!
We're really trying to show you in this video a particular situation where you aren't likely to find Pinyin (in this case, looking at real Chinese menus). We wanted everyone to see how Chinese characters work like building blocks, and how knowing just a couple key characters can help you read and understand written Chinese, even when you haven't actually learned all the characters on the menu. You can learn more about this on our blog post about "Root Characters": goo.gl/EYKXT8
Going to China in 40 days!.. good thing i know how the chicken meat looks like :D.. Since i am a simple swede do we not eat other parts really then the meat, wing. Can't imagen eating a foot :| or a head
Really exciting you are going to China soon! You really can learn a TON of Chinese is 40 days, and it will really add a different dimension to your experience visiting China. You can actually go through the first 20 lessons of our Beginner Conversational Course for free, and get a good foundation before you leave: goo.gl/mkyYTQ
Great question! We actually separate our program into Conversational and Characters courses, because we believe students should first focus on building a foundation for the spoken language before learning to read and write. You can sign up on our website and try the first 20 lessons of the Beginner Conversational Course for free to see if you want to study with us. Start here with Lesson 1: goo.gl/JTGNNs
I’ve spent lots of time in making many videos teaching Chinese in a humorous way. I don’t know how to reach those who wants to learn Chinese. About 3000 Chinese characters cover 99% characters in newspapers and books. From my previous videos you can learn more than 400 common characters. There are about 120 commonly used Chinese character radicals. From my previous videos, you can learn more than 80 basic radicals. I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture, and many years studying Chinese culture and jokes. My native language is Chinese.
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If you like the sample lessons here on our TH-cam channel, you can sign up and go through the first units of any course for free! Check it out: goo.gl/XcnV8r 😊
you are so beautiful teacher. i like you so much
God Bless you sweetheart and team Jesus loves you all, John 3:15-16 that everyone who believes may have eternal life in him.” For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." , One love yall Be Well
i have learnt in one hour what i couldn't learn in many years of my stay in China, now i can read almost any menu , thanks for your amazing session.....really appreciate .....very helpful yang yang
Thank you for the very kind feedback! We love that we can help give you the power to reading and understanding Mandarin. 加油 (jiā yóu)!
This is the only 1 hour video that I watched whole without skipping on TH-cam lmao. I really enjoyed it! Props to you, guys.
Thank you for this awesome comment... we're glad you enjoyed this hangout! ❤️
Yeahhh same
I can't believe I watched this whole video. Thanks
UPDATE: I just went to a Chinese restaurant in West Los Angeles and ordered IN Chinese! I was able to read enough to figure out what to order thanks entirely to THIS lesson! It was a great moment as I struggle with this challenging language. Xie xie Yangyang and Jason!!!
Wow good for you!! Great to know that this is worth to watch!!!
Thank you for explaining the vegetarian side of the menu. I feel even better about reading the Chinese menu.
We're glad you enjoyed this hangout! How are you studying Mandarin now?
amazing
i'll never forget this lesson
I learned so much in your one lesson, thanks
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BEST LESSON EVER!!
I hope you guys don't get tired of the following;
Your videos are Excellent. Love love them.
非常爱。
Such a good lesson! Perfect for someone just starting to learn characters
Thank you for the positive feedback! Learning Chinese characters is so much fun, and really shows the beauty and logic of this language. Are you studying with our Chinese Character Courses on YoyoChinese.com?
For cow: it looks like the earring tag hanging off of the cow's ear
For meat: it looks like two T bones on a grill
I thought the exact same thing!!!
Searching for a recognizable symbol among many of the others makes me remember it well.
Ni Hao I can't thank you enough, I am learning chinese through your channel and this video helps so much. I will be traveling to China April 3rd 2018 and now I am confident I will be able to order my food. xie xie ni very much :)
你好 (nǐ hǎo)! Thank you for this very kind comment... I'm really glad you are learning Chinese with us. This hangout will DEFINITELY help you when you're eating on your trip to China! You have enough time to go through Level 1 of the Beginner Conversational Course on our website before you leave for China, and it's only $10... check it out: goo.gl/57UzGM
Yoyo Chinese I'll definitely take the course
加油 (jiā yóu)! 😊
This language is very beautiful. A lot to learn from it.
Lmao I'm British and I adore rice! Especially Chinese rice!!! What a coincidence, it's even in my country's flag lmao xD
you guys put a LOT of work into this lesson - love the beans - thought you would fail on beans - but you didnt !
and also i wanna say congrats to all of your team for such a nice work
This is a great lesson. Thank- you so much. I have shared with the Chinese teacher in my school to share with her students. I wish I had seen this before I went to China.
Thank you for the kind feedback! I hope now that you are armed with this knowledge, even the next trip to the local Chinese restaurant will be more interesting! :)
Very interesting video. Learned alot more about how to read Chinese.
加油 (jiā yóu)!
this was an absolutely wonderful lesson. I already knew most of these characters if not all, but to have an understanding now of how the radicals work and can help us to try to think of what a different, unknown character with that same radical might be, is very helpful! Now when I see other characters that have specific radicals, I can have a basic idea of what category it is most likely in :)
50:03 i haaaaaaaate this one lol gotta admit...its terrible. throw the whole thing away :P
so if the fried character means to fry in a big wok, what would be the character(s) for deep frying?
Very good for people who are always trying to improve their reading and speaking skills. The pictures of the characters are very good . I Look forward to the "600" course. Your courseware seems to be getting better all the time.
Thank you Carl! We're really excited about all the fun ideas that are going into the next 300 characters, and hope to have it available early next year. 加油 (jiā yóu)!
for the bean one you could imagine the square as the bean and theres a line over it which means the bean is underneath the ground and then you have the sort of sprouting character underneath that so its like you plant a bean and it sprouts :)
Yoyo. you did great. I learn a lot and found very practical. Bless you two guys
This is just so cool! Thank you for all your hard work with bringing us this fun video.
不客气 (bù kè qì)! We're glad you liked this hangout! Are you also studying with our full courses on YoyoChinese.com?
You guys are great!!
This is the first video I've seen on you're channel. I really like it!
This is wonderful! Please, make more videos! This is soooo helpful!
Thank you for the positive feedback... we are glad you enjoyed this lesson! There are 1,000+ video lessons, organized into structured courses on our website... check it out: goo.gl/XcnV8r
the thing I love about you guys are too natural and you just solved one of my biggest problems although I think if you can add pinyin it will become more helpful to learn Chinese name. Anyways thanks for helping us ut here
Excellent job
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Miss yanyang I am from Pakistan I can learn Chinese a little bit ,your teaching is amazing, plz tell me from which video I start learning with sequence
Thank you for the kind feedback Muhammad! On our website, we organized 200 of these video lessons into a structured curriculum that builds up your skills sequentially. You watch the video, go through the reviews, take the quiz, and move on to the next lesson! Start here: goo.gl/mkyYTQ
Yoyo Chinese thanks
你好朋友们，
感谢 for(为？）这个上课！
Explaining how the radicals work this way helped me so much. I honestly didn't put that much effort in it either. It didn't seem that important. But so many things became so much more clear!
Could you by any chance do a series on the radicals? I and probably lots of my fellow students would highly appreciate it!
再感谢你们
Hi Jeroen - thank you for the kind message! Isn't it so cool how learning the radicals can make it possible for you to read the basic meaning of something in Mandarin, even if you don't recognize all the characters? Have you checked out our Yoyo 300 Chinese Character Course? We really break down and help you understand and learn to recognize the characters in a fun way: goo.gl/LAiv1K
A neumonic which came to my mind for 酒 was a bar stool ... can you see that on the right?
I can see it! And maybe you could draw the image where the water radical on the left is the bar, or a leaky tap! :)
Yoyo Chinese: Yes, I did think of a bar, too
water + bottle = water bottle Hahaha!
Bar stool in an irish pub with drops of liquor, was my first association, too
I really enjoyed this lesson, but at 26:38 you point out the characters for eggplant and say it's a vegetarian item and that it's an "all vegetarian" menu, but the first two characters of that menu item mean minced meat.
Good catch - that item is definitely not vegetarian! The hazards of live streaming! It's also true some restaurants may serve dishes with meat added for flavor, but not listed in the dish's name. If you're a vegetarian, it's always good to make sure you are clear when you are ordering: "我吃素的。我不吃肉."
@@YoyoChinese I'm a beginner in Chinese, but an expert eater of all things lol Even if I didn't eat meat, I would still eat this 🍆 dish! Can't wait to move back to China next year. Love your lessons!
加油！🚀
For bean... The radical below the 口 can be imagined to be vines carrying this large rare bean out from the ground. For the radical above the 口 it can be imagined as being the sun shining down giving it light to grow.
Great mnemonic image!
I am really good at just remembering characters and what they mean, without thinking of what it looks like and things like that. So the character for meat, I will probably never forget just because I saw it and you said what it meant.
Viktor I wish we could all be so lucky and have such a good memory! Have you studied Chinese characters before?
Oh well done Victor, you are obviously much cleverer than most of us mere mortals
26:32 苦瓜is bitter gourd, not a melon.
Thanks for this, now I have a better idea about how to order food in China
hahaha im chinese, and this video just remids me how painful everytime i went to american restuaurant reading the menu. especially the Italian one.
🤣
at 19:49 there was a other chicken in the 5th row next to the 0.5
goat 山羊: goo.gl/L9F4oP
sheep 绵羊 : goo.gl/duyrtC
牛： Pictographic； Picture of an ox's head： goo.gl/JqbWkg
Awesomee lesson! Lol i love how Jason had to rewind and pretend to be a mandarin newbie
For fish, I remember it by the fact that the top part looks like it's the fish's fin, the middle of the character is like the body, and the bottom is like to ocean floor.
It really does look like a fish, right?
Very cool!
Thank you for a great video.
Good lesson - thanks to both of you!
Great lesson!
Would love to join the Hangout live but I was in the wrong time zone for this. Can you do the next one at 2AM your time?
Sorry you weren't able to join live! I think I am waaaaay to tired at 2AM to do a hangout! :)
谢谢你们都， 很帮
不客气！We're glad you enjoyed this hangout and hope it helps next time you want to order some Chinese food! 🤤
I really like this lesson, congrat
is this course free or should we pay for it
You can sign up on our website and try the first 20 lessons of the Beginner Conversational Course for free to see if you want to study with us and purchase the full course. We're having our Back to School Sale right now, so it's a great time to purchase at a big discount! Check it out: goo.gl/26HAbg
This was so helpful that I immediately started to collect menus from restaurants nearby. Turns out unfortunately that most of them use traditional characters and not simplified ones so some, though not all of this translates. (e.g. the character for chicken, for example, is VERY different).
Thank you for the kind comment - I love that you are able to go out and use this knowledge in your daily life! It's true that 鸡(jī) looks quite different as a traditional character (雞), but most of these characters are the same, like: 肉，面，牛. Or ALMOST the same, like 饭 = 飯. Keep at it and soon those menus will be easy to decode! 加油 (jiā yóu)!
Very helpful, Thank You!
This is a great tutorial; pity though you do not show the written words for what the characters represent. Anyway, brilliant video all the same. Thanks!!
Thank you for the positive feedback on the hangout! It's a looser format than the lessons in our structured courses, and we're really glad you enjoyed it. If you're interested in studying Chinese characters, our two Chinese Characters Courses cover the most common 600 characters, which combine to form 80% of all written Mandarin! You can sign up and go through the first two units for free. Start here with Lesson 1: goo.gl/jpn7Bi
Can you do a video about 10 most complicated chinese characters? (if you haven't already)
Ohh good idea!
Good idea! We'll see if we can put something good together for this topic. :)
For fire, I've usually used the method you used but also it could be someone saying "Oh no, there is a fire!" while waving their hands in the air for help, heard it on a Chinese radical podcast (I heard it on Ted Talk, by ShaoLan)
I like that one!
For fish, it does look like a fish cage just on the water surface, being hauled by a fisherman into his boat! This is coming from someone who lives in an archipelago, so I do have a lot more images of fish/fishermen, ^_^
I was thinking a snake with wheels too! :)
"British people must really like rice, it's literally in their flag!" 😂😂😂
You are the best!
Thank you for the kind comment! We're glad you are enjoying studying Chinese with us!
For the cow one I picture the asymmetrical line as a big tag on it’s ear. Like this www.cckoutfitters.com/collections/cattle .....I know other live stock can have them too but cows always seem to have them.
When you can imagine your own mnemonic images like that, you're definitely going to remember the character! 加油 (jiā yóu)!
Damn. Missed the live. Just started YoYo Chinese this week.
厉害呀！真汉子有意思学习。我感觉特别特别思网上学汉字跟你小姐Yoyo真感谢您好好老师，可是我想说如果你有时间请教我休息司。那因为我听你们非常听但是我听不到别的菜名字😁所以请别走还努力教我把。对不起我麻烦你了老师。
i want to learn about architecture design word..thank
The best approach is to learn a little bit of conversational Mandarin - the pronunciation, basic word order and grammar - and then it's easy to find the vocabulary specific to your industry or interests. So many people make the mistake of just trying to memorize key words, but without being able to say them correctly, just end up frustrated! 加油 (jiā yóu)!
ok thank u
Fish - the top part is the tail, and the bottom part is the head
Thank you for that. I like that way better. You're good at this.
Then I think it could be much better if you teach us in the form of HSK levels because some of them want to know which level are they.Thanks so much.
We really want to draw a distinction between Mandarin language courses and HSK prep courses. We teach you the Chinese skills you need to speak, read, and write - and then you can take those skills and certify them with the HSK exam (as many of our students do). Check out this blog post for more information about preparing for the HSK exam: bit.ly/2CRGXnD
hook, string, fish 🐠, watersource
Bean: it's a bean in a pot boiling. The fire is below it and the top of the pot is above it. 😊
借用一下YOYO老师的地方，哈哈，老师很漂亮。我会中文 想学英文 ，有没有正好互补的，我们联系一下？
looks like two 人Rén in a frame. You can cut repetitions and stories
the character for cocktail is sooooooo funny!(chicken tail )
There are a TON of really funny and interesting discoveries when you start to understand how Chinese characters work. Super logical, but with lots of characters and compound words that convey their meaning in a really interesting - even sometimes poetic - way. 加油 (jiā yóu)!
10:55 i see a lobster cage that the fisher is about to put into the water
I missed the pinying...
We're really trying to show you in this video a particular situation where you aren't likely to find Pinyin (in this case, looking at real Chinese menus). We wanted everyone to see how Chinese characters work like building blocks, and how knowing just a couple key characters can help you read and understand written Chinese, even when you haven't actually learned all the characters on the menu. You can learn more about this on our blog post about "Root Characters": goo.gl/EYKXT8
yang means goat?? 💘💘 #yangyanglãoshi
羊 (yáng) means goat, but there are many other characters with the sound 'yang'!
Going to China in 40 days!.. good thing i know how the chicken meat looks like :D.. Since i am a simple swede do we not eat other parts really then the meat, wing. Can't imagen eating a foot :| or a head
Really exciting you are going to China soon! You really can learn a TON of Chinese is 40 days, and it will really add a different dimension to your experience visiting China. You can actually go through the first 20 lessons of our Beginner Conversational Course for free, and get a good foundation before you leave: goo.gl/mkyYTQ
The chicken I thought was the easiest one. The thing you called an eating bowl I imagined being the chicken's tail.
I can see that! It really works best when you create your own images and stories. If you've got some other good ones, share them with us!
Fish, I saw a hook and a net.... my brain :)
Oh yeah - hook and net... good one! Maybe you can draw a picture of it and share with us!
how can i learn to speak chinese without the character
Great question! We actually separate our program into Conversational and Characters courses, because we believe students should first focus on building a foundation for the spoken language before learning to read and write. You can sign up on our website and try the first 20 lessons of the Beginner Conversational Course for free to see if you want to study with us. Start here with Lesson 1: goo.gl/JTGNNs
I am syed aman from Pakistan:)
I like it.
The beans character, I imagine as a can of beans being cooked on a stove
That's a good one. I can see it! :)
Just tell me how to order the Kung Pao Chicken. 😅
The character for fish looks to me like an arm lowering a net into the water.
Oh - that's a good one! You should try and draw the illustration! :)
But the character 肉 have 2 humans 人 in the frame🤔🤔🤔 questionable
Could I have a friend who speak in English?I am Chinese,and I have desire to improve my English ,I like English language so much.Anybody?
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I picked a meat dish. Turned out to be cow stomach (tripe).
Was it delicious?? 😆
For the past 10 years 😶🌫️
I am from mars
For cow I see a flappy bovine ear.
I like that one!
@@YoyoChinese You may use it. It just makes sense to me.
你说错了，在汉语中goat🐐不是羊，而是山羊🐐
谢谢你对我们频道的关注！【羊】在中文中可以指代所有的【羊】，比如说“山羊，绵羊，羚羊”等等。因为羊是一个整体名词，所以我们没有指出具体是什么羊。如果需要具体指出是哪种羊的话，那么【山羊】更准确了，谢谢！
I’m me
Very helpful. Thank you!
I’ve spent lots of time in making many videos teaching Chinese in a humorous way. I don’t know how to reach those who wants to learn Chinese.
About 3000 Chinese characters cover 99% characters in newspapers and books. From my previous videos you can learn more than 400 common characters.
There are about 120 commonly used Chinese character radicals. From my previous videos, you can learn more than 80 basic radicals.
I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture, and many years studying Chinese culture and jokes. My native language is Chinese.