If you prefer reading, here is a written version of the video content. Or if you are learning Chinese and Chinese characters, you can use this written summary of the video content as notes for review whenever needed. I hope this is helpful to you! 📖💡 medium.com/@orientalmarcopolo/cracking-the-code-how-to-easily-remember-chinese-characters-part-1-%E5%86%AB-%E6%B0%B5-%E7%81%AC-6fdffa567c9c
Wow, great quality and amazing attitude. Also the topic is the one I needed. I am only beginning to learn and have memorized around 200 hanzi. I already face characters like 第 and 笑 and I was memorizing them by their most distinctive feature of "kk", so I obviously confused them one with the other. So there are way more hanzi with "kk". God help me.
Is nice to see new Chinese words can be like English. To pronunciation, writing in rung of Chinese characters. This will help more people understand. The Chinese haven’t changed to better use
The radicals are good to know , but also common phonetic components are good to study up on because then you can start to guess the sound of the word .
This lesson is superb. Much more fun and more memorable than the san dinar shui and si dinar di parts in my Chinese classes. One minor problem, I noticed that your captions and images for lego & tetris are reversed. Excellent video, thanks!!😊
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments! Yes, I always feel that learning is like traveling from one place to another. There’s always a way to design a better route (with more beautiful scenery along the way) and to choose a better means of transportation to reach the destination. If such a way doesn’t already exist, I’m more than willing to spend the time designing a new mode of transportation myself. Just like in this video, I hope to help people learn Chinese characters from a fresh perspective. Oh!! You’re like Sherlock Holmes, haha! You’re so observant! I hadn’t noticed that mistake at all! I’ll make sure to correct those two terms and align them properly in my future videos. Haha. 🤗
I guess I have been intuitively picking up on this over time, but it's so helpful to have it spelled out and see the characters more as families. I will definetly incorporate this when learning, thank you so much! (Please make more videos, I'm already excited to watch)
Thank you Pedro. I love to learn Chinese language from you. Your method is unique. For us Chinese characters is not easy to learn. But your way is the best. When you dismantle a character, or simplify, and teach, as you are doing, many people can learn. Thank you again. Waiting for your next video.
I've been searching a lot for a way to understand Chinese characters, but this is a unique way to explain it and it make sense. Please make more about this topic. Many thanks.👏🏽
I'm really glad to hear that this video can help you in learning and understanding Chinese characters. 😀 Thank you very much for your encouragement and support! This will be my motivation to keep moving forward! 💪
Vielen lieben Dank für dieses tolle Video. Es ist sehr verständlich erklärt und sehr anschaulich gestaltet. Bitte sehr gerne mehr von solchen Videos. Sie sind sehr hilfreich die Radikale zu verstehen. Liebe Grüße aus Österreich. Xie Xie
Vielen Dank für dein Feedback und deine Unterstützung, das wird zu meiner größten Motivation! Ich werde mein Bestes geben, um mit interessanten Methoden die Hürden beim Erlernen der chinesischen Sprache so weit wie möglich zu verringern. Ich hoffe, du hast Spaß beim Lernen und viel Freude dabei! 不客气！😃
@@ZulkifliJamil4033-x6s 你好。 I’m not quite sure what you’re trying to express. “洪” means flood. If there has recently been a flood in London, you could say in Chinese, ”最近，伦敦发了洪水。“
Yes, that's a very good point! This is a phenomenon called "homonyms." Just like in English: "Bat" can refer to an animal (a bat). "Bat" can also refer to the stick used in baseball or cricket (a bat). Here, "熊" can mean "bear," but it can also refer to "a raging fire," such as in the expression "熊熊大火" (a blazing fire), just as the example I mentioned in my video. 😃
In order to ensure that the knowledge in one single video is conveyed concisely, elegantly, and systematically, I did not expand on that topic in this video. For beginners, too much elaboration would clearly lead to confusion and is unnecessary. In the future, I will explain the phenomenon of "homonyms" in detail in a separate video. 😉
Yes, it can also be understood this way. 「灬」roughly refers to the process of boiling water by heating it with fire. Therefore, you can say that it is related to "fire," or you can consider it to be associated with "boiling water."
If you prefer reading, here is a written version of the video content.
Or if you are learning Chinese and Chinese characters, you can use this written summary of the video content as notes for review whenever needed.
I hope this is helpful to you! 📖💡
medium.com/@orientalmarcopolo/cracking-the-code-how-to-easily-remember-chinese-characters-part-1-%E5%86%AB-%E6%B0%B5-%E7%81%AC-6fdffa567c9c
This channel is so underrated omg please keep going!!!🥹👍🏻
Thank you for such high praise! I’ll continue creating interesting, high-quality videos! Thank you soooooo much for your support! 😃🤗
Wow, great quality and amazing attitude. Also the topic is the one I needed.
I am only beginning to learn and have memorized around 200 hanzi. I already face characters like 第 and 笑 and I was memorizing them by their most distinctive feature of "kk", so I obviously confused them one with the other.
So there are way more hanzi with "kk". God help me.
Is nice to see new Chinese words can be like English. To pronunciation, writing in rung of Chinese characters. This will help more people understand. The Chinese haven’t changed to better use
The radicals are good to know , but also common phonetic components are good to study up on because then you can start to guess the sound of the word .
This lesson is superb. Much more fun and more memorable than the san dinar shui and si dinar di parts in my Chinese classes. One minor problem, I noticed that your captions and images for lego & tetris are reversed. Excellent video, thanks!!😊
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments! Yes, I always feel that learning is like traveling from one place to another. There’s always a way to design a better route (with more beautiful scenery along the way) and to choose a better means of transportation to reach the destination. If such a way doesn’t already exist, I’m more than willing to spend the time designing a new mode of transportation myself. Just like in this video, I hope to help people learn Chinese characters from a fresh perspective.
Oh!! You’re like Sherlock Holmes, haha! You’re so observant! I hadn’t noticed that mistake at all! I’ll make sure to correct those two terms and align them properly in my future videos. Haha. 🤗
@orientalmarcopolo You flatter me with your response and with the Sherlock Holmes joke, too. 非常好！ 😻😃🤗
I guess I have been intuitively picking up on this over time, but it's so helpful to have it spelled out and see the characters more as families. I will definetly incorporate this when learning, thank you so much! (Please make more videos, I'm already excited to watch)
Thank you Pedro.
I love to learn Chinese language from you.
Your method is unique.
For us Chinese characters is not easy to learn.
But your way is the best.
When you dismantle a character, or simplify, and teach, as you are doing,
many people can learn.
Thank you again.
Waiting for your next video.
I've been searching a lot for a way to understand Chinese characters, but this is a unique way to explain it and it make sense. Please make more about this topic. Many thanks.👏🏽
I'm really glad to hear that this video can help you in learning and understanding Chinese characters. 😀
Thank you very much for your encouragement and support! This will be my motivation to keep moving forward! 💪
Thanks, good lesson
You are adorable and your energetic spirit makes this lesson enjoyable. Thank you and looking forward to more lessons.
This video was very interesting, thank you so much!!
I enjoyed the video thanks 👍
Vielen lieben Dank für dieses tolle Video. Es ist sehr verständlich erklärt und sehr anschaulich gestaltet. Bitte sehr gerne mehr von solchen Videos. Sie sind sehr hilfreich die Radikale zu verstehen. Liebe Grüße aus Österreich. Xie Xie
Vielen Dank für dein Feedback und deine Unterstützung, das wird zu meiner größten Motivation! Ich werde mein Bestes geben, um mit interessanten Methoden die Hürden beim Erlernen der chinesischen Sprache so weit wie möglich zu verringern. Ich hoffe, du hast Spaß beim Lernen und viel Freude dabei! 不客气！😃
thank you so much for this video! cant wait for part 2😍😍😍😍
the best teacher in the world, Mr. JinJun!😍😍😍😍
Wow, thank you so very much, excellent video!!
Thank you a lot !
I like your English❤
Nice
Starts 1:05
Wow thanks so much! 🎊 😊
This is beautiful!!
Thank you so much for this video!! :D
Hello LaoShi, your lesson is so exciting and amazing. Can i say 热茶 -meaning boiling tea?
水， 氵， 三点水。
Yes, for sure, you can say 热茶，it means boiling tea!
@@orientalmarcopolo 老师好。洪。九画。氵部。洪。比如说;(1)在伦敦有洪吗?
@@ZulkifliJamil4033-x6s 你好。
I’m not quite sure what you’re trying to express.
“洪” means flood. If there has recently been a flood in London, you could say in Chinese, ”最近，伦敦发了洪水。“
Doesn't 熊 mean "bear"? I also see colloquial usage meaning "to scold".
Yes, that's a very good point!
This is a phenomenon called "homonyms."
Just like in English:
"Bat" can refer to an animal (a bat).
"Bat" can also refer to the stick used in baseball or cricket (a bat).
Here, "熊" can mean "bear," but it can also refer to "a raging fire," such as in the expression "熊熊大火" (a blazing fire), just as the example I mentioned in my video. 😃
In order to ensure that the knowledge in one single video is conveyed concisely, elegantly, and systematically, I did not expand on that topic in this video. For beginners, too much elaboration would clearly lead to confusion and is unnecessary.
In the future, I will explain the phenomenon of "homonyms" in detail in a separate video. 😉
I thought the four-dotted radical means fire🤔
Yes, it can also be understood this way. 「灬」roughly refers to the process of boiling water by heating it with fire.
Therefore, you can say that it is related to "fire," or you can consider it to be associated with "boiling water."
😂4:40 Say again "River"
Zhiver
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