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This is clearly one of the best video about retention! I am totally agree with your vision. For me, I have been practicing Japanese for years and kanji have always been a problem for me (and when some Japanese people tell me the same thing, it reassures me :p) because often there is no mnemonic schema... and with Chinese, that I started last year... it's so much easier... When you can break down the parts (and remember them thanks to visual images that are personal to you, it's a win). ... and for me, I chose to focus my learning on words in pinyin and speaking (... and surprisingly I remember hanzi more easily)

That is what I was looking for - an interesting way to learn characters! Thank you for sharing

This was helpful, thank you.

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9:50，In fact, the example of the character "菜" is not good, because this character is a pictophonetic character. The "艹" above means "plant", and the "采" below means the pronunciation "cai"，so "菜" means vegetables and is pronounced "cai" ； Let's go a step further. "采(cai)" is a pictograph, which means picking. The "爪" above means grabbing something with your hands, and the "木" below represents plants. Together, it means grabbing plants with your hands, that is, picking. So you can see that "采" is just a verb. In the character "菜", it only indicates the pronunciation and does not represent any meaning.

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Jump start learning Chinese character begin 采 add stroke around it→采→菜市场，彩票，採茶，睬你，踩到。悉心，踩practice Writing on handphone screen later use voice to text, speak a phase Or sentence

The list: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_Indexing_Chinese_Character_Components

70 years ago Chinese was the easiest language in the world to learn. They said all you had to learn was a few hanzi. In the 1970s somehow Chinese became the hardest language to learn. My Chinese primary school curriculum had 3000 traditional form hanzi that were very easy to learn and remember. Reading and writing Chinese improves one's brain for sure.

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Resumen: Consejos: 1-Se eficiente en tu estudio, descarta lo innecesario -puedes deshacerte del aprendizaje de la escritura si deseas enfocarte en lo oral - olvidate de usar historias que ocupan mucho espacio en tu memoria y requieren energia (la parte del libro Remember nosequemás Hanzi). Pero sí puedes crearlas para recordar caracteres. -Aprende las palabras en contexto. -Para la escritura: La repeticion es importante, pero recuerda usar tu imaginacion, asociar a figuras y descomponer los caracteres. Ponle tu significado personal a los radicales.

For 喜, the explanation is wrong. it is a drum over a door, hit drum over your door to celebrate something...鼓 is hitting a drum with a stick in hand, 支 almost always meaning holding a tool in hand to do something. so 鼓 originally meaning hitting drum, but it also refer to drum itself because the left part no longer being used any more.

For 采，it is made with a claw over a tree, meaning like picking from trees, and that's the original meaning of the character. Some idiots don't know it already has a claw in it and add anther hand to it to make 採, but the two characters means the same meaning. 菜 is the useful grass you pick, that's called vegetable. When you picking food from trees, you need characters to recognize what to pick and not to. The right part of 彩 is the part meaning drawings, basically it says pick according to drawings, so we use the character to meaning drawings, enjoyable shaps and patterns. It comes too often with 色, which means color, the word 色彩 literally meaning colors and shapes, but gradually it can be used to refer to color only, and therfore, 彩 now can refer to color too, but in 精彩 or 出彩 it still means the enjoyable drawings not colors. Because picking require touching, characters containing 采 sometings has something to do with touching, like 踩 is touching with 足(foot) and it means strumble on, 睬 is touching with 目 (eye) and it means making eye contact.

The only thing I learned from this video is that: 1) I’m not alone in the horrifying reality of trying to learn characters 2) all attempts appear to be futile. I say futile, because I believe your method is still incredibly complex

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Thank you so much for sharing all this information. So useful! As a learner (only one year in), I am able to say quite a few things but I really struggle at understanding when I am spoken to, even if I know all the words in the sentence, I sort of freeze... If you have any tips on how you improved your understanding that would be so precious. In any case thank you so much for this content.

Sorry dude, you can't even explain how you learned these characters.

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Each character only has one radical, it only serves the purpose of looking a character up in a dictionary. Ninety percent of characters have a meaning and a sound component

All the way to 3:50 to tell us that all we need to do is learn how to type?

Hi, Enric. First, thanks for sharing your Chinese learning journey. According with your video about Chinese characters I think you right I want to speak Chinese instead write Chinese. However, if I want to have an official Chinese certification as HSK exams you need to learn how to write Chinese characters. So, when you mentioned Chinese radical as key element to learn faster how to write Chinese characters came in that I have a book involving Chinese radical to write Chinese characters. The book title is: Learning Mandarin Chinese Characters volume 1 by Yi Ren I want to share with you an excerpt related with the Chinese radicals: "Characters with the same radical can be grouped together for the easy of studying or used as a point of reference for indexing. " pag. 7 Best regards from Mexico.

I Already have 1000 汉字 Characters

As a mandarin speaker, this is true. Most learners don't have to write Hanzi, just be able to read and type. To read or recognize Hanzi, you must understand the radicals. I don't know why the teacher didn't tell you the structure of the single Hanzi. 菜 is considered as two parts so called up-down structure including 艹 and 采. 艹 means plants or Grass , 采 is a basic one unable to apart more, it used to tell the pronunciations. 采 菜 彩 踩 採 睬 Those all are related to Cai this pronunciation. 冰, the two dots water mostly means cold water, some of them don't follow this because of the simplification. Three dots water like 河 江 means the normal water. Chinese is a language based on the Hanzi or characters, no matter what you pronounce as long as you can type or write that will help you a lot.

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The best thing I've found for learning characters is the Outlier dictionary, available in the Pleco app. It breaks characters down into actual functional components (often a sound and a meaning component), as opposed to radicals, which are not useful. Radicals were invented for arranging characters in a physical dictionary (since pinyin didn't exist yet, there was no "alphabetical" order), and have no use beyond that. Sometimes functional components happen to be "radicals", but sometimes not.

I think its really cool the way you explained it, I'm learning chinese and I'm learining to be a teacher too. For me your "hack" is really useful but as a compliment. Thanks a lot for the information :)

Trying to deduce the meaning from radicals is futile. I've tried that long enough

Great video you’ve got here, Enric. My initial perception of products is that they either serve one or two of emotional, social, or functional purposes. But the coffee example you cited shows that a product can serve all of these at the same time. It all depends on how you understand it. Learnt a new thing😊😉

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Agradezco este video, los consejos son muy útiles