Chinese Pinyin/ Initials Finals and Tones of Chinese Syllables/ Mandarin Chinese for Beginners

"y" and "w" are not strictly considered initials (consonants) in Pinyin because they function as semivowels or glides. They transition smoothly into the following vowel without significant obstruction in the vocal tract, behaving more like vowels than true consonants.
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The most weird obstacle to study Chinese is "tones" for me.
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Japanese kanji and Chinese hanzi have same or similar figure that point is advantage to learn Chinese for me.
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@@SylviasChinese i just started learning by own I want to ask do daily writing chinese people use to pinyin or chinese characters ? And if they use chinese characters to ✍🏻 writing then how to know that world should write this ?

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@@Leesol_7 Chinese people use Chinese characters when we read or write. Pinyin is used for little kids who don’t know many characters and also for typing characters.