How to memorize Chinese characters EASILY? (15 characters in 10 mins!)

[@YiQiHanzi]

Here is the part 2 for more radicals & characters: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYu0oZxjlJh6mdk

[@phinsjian3066]

😀

[@brynnhatesschool]

2nd in a KZbinr comment!!!!

[@Perrydog101]

Bronze medal for 3rd🥉 😃

[@martindrennan2813]

I thought this was excellent. You combine the technical explanations with associated stories and visual cues overlaid with personality which motivates me to learn more. Thank you.

[@sammirison7755]

you explain the Chinese to English speakers so well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are great.

[@michelled6963]

This is amazing! I love the associations and how the characters came to be. I started learning chinese 9 months ago (100% due to covid lockdowns) ( and at the time decided I only wanted to learn pinyin) and now I've come to realize learning the characters improves my retention and makes it easier to understand what people are saying on tv with chinese subtitles. My only complaint is I'll have to watch this video again slower, maybe at 3/4 speed, but that is so easy on youtube to slow down. Going to go find everything you've done now cause you are awesome.

[@YiQiHanzi]

Thank you for the sweet words! I am so glad you like this character-explaining content. For more related videos, you can check out my playlist 'learn Chinese Characters with me'. Also, I am posting character content daily on Instagram @han_characters to help people learn the background and deep meaning of characters. If you want more help. Our YiQi Hanzi online learning center app.yiqihanzi.com/ can support your character's learning. Please let me know if you need a free trial code :D Happy learning!

[@stevemadaffari4525]

Yes, very helpful. When started learning Chinese, I didn't spend enough time learning radicals. 谢谢您

[@kasaggamuzafalu8022]

I have been doing self study of Chinese language since 2017 , Yes this video has added something. Thanks.

[@zsuzsannamolnar5599]

This has been the most helpful video I have seen on undersranding characters through radicals. Amazing, thank you!

[@jans.corner]

For a visual learner like me, this is exciting. You have a new subscriber! I'm prepping for HSK 2 and want to find ways to learn characters easily.

[@raselmollick5606]

Amazing

[@AJLIM-q9c]

Remember Chinese character must repeatedly write and recite. And also learn character intertwined each other. Eg use small sticks arrange 人→大，天，太，入，儿，八。大→add 部首 change to 头，买卖，火灭灾，炎热，淡，谈

[@yyoong3613]

Your ideas on how to remember chinese characters are very useful. Please make more of such videos to help learners of Chinese master the characters.

[@YiQiHanzi]

I will, thank you!

[@davidkane9657]

i love watching this video it reminds me of a show i used to watch as a child called kung fu

[@Lloyd_Motorrad_MD]

I'm learning Chinese by HSK and your videos and explanations are much easier.

[@aceu6153]

I've just found this channel. This's a great teaching. Many thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.

[@cambtvwb2907]

I like your explanation on how radicals form a Chinese character and how to recognise a radical. Please make more videos like this. I learn to read and write Chinese character better with your teaching videos. Very clever and effective way to teach and everyone must learn from your videos.😃

[@tonywijaya5895]

Thank you for logical historical explanation its amazing

[@jasondicioccio880]

I mostly love this content. If it works for people, then it probably doesn't matter, but ... I do wish that, for example, with 织 where 只 seems to be there purely as a sound component, but gets turned into a ball of yarn, that it would be mentioned why 只 is actually there. At least for me, the more I started to understand the ways in which characters are commonly constructed, the easier it became to recognize them (especially their sounds). Your video does a great job of explaining the radicals, such as silk, eye, etc. You'd probably do a great job at explaining the other components as well!

[@richardthurman4149]

Nice to make the association with the radicals and original forms of the characters. Thanks

[@mohanrajanmohanrajan9861]

As your fingers long, your explanation is also meaning full

[@limnancy5146]

good and helpful, anymore coming ?

[@kungfuguitarras8716]

非常好， 我喜欢这个课 ！ 我住在巴西！ 谢谢老师！

[@amilcarbule878]

Thank you Xie xie nimen.

[@tharakawa0923]

it's very helpful, learning through radicals and strokes.

[@marronhombre9592]

Brilliant session and teaching technique. It was a fun but intense video, a second or third play back is a must for me. 谢谢.

[@phinsjian3066]

It's a good technique to remember Hanzi, thank you.

[@MrJules180664]

Great video. can you also include the writing sequence for each character. Thanks

[@abebayehujm]

Excellent presentation

[@johnbrancato7729]

Its funny i came across this video. I just wrote out the entire 214 radicals. Gerat video!!!!!

[@MervisNkhoma]

It's super easier to understand thank you

[@ayechanmyintmo4823]

I can't memorize chinese characters so I seached on KZbin how to memorize chinese characters. And I saw this video. After watching this vd, I know 15 characters easily. Thank you for creating this video.

[@paulinewqi]

This is an amazing lesson in Chinese!. Tqtq so much..👍💝💐 ..

[@wezboyes]

I love your teaching style, you are very easy to listen to. Thank you. Oh and you're somewhat cute also ;-)

[@saharslamdunk8663]

thank you so much really useful please continue to do this kind of videos, you are saving lives 谢谢

[@YiQiHanzi]

I will! Thank you!

[@sujinstudy]

Thank you! This will help me a lot

[@kKpeaceKk]

That was beautiful! Love the Art and the Explanations! Thank you very much!

[@mohammadabrahimi5843]

excellent explanation Thank you

[@Luper1970]

Very interesting explanation. Thank you.

[@gwen2324]

It would be helpful if the Chinese characters are bigger at the top corner. You can sit further to the other side. Tq very helpful explanation.

[@jackhammah5265]

Hope to see new videos from you! 谢谢你！

[@nellyalister2240]

I love it, so easy to associate and memorize. Thank you.

[@AbdellaMOumer]

That is the best tricks to learn & remember Chinese characters

[@YiQiHanzi]

Glad to hear that! Thanks!

[@QuizmasterLaw]

I think we could usefully compare character determinants 片旁 with accent marks; but instead of slightly changing the pronunciation 片旁 change the meaning. so in fang 方放 one is the noun the other is the verb, right? my favorite is the qing series 请情青清 clear pure water clear pure air clear pure feelings clear pure words and they all sound alike.

[@QuizmasterLaw]

your voice is super attractive.

[@jeffreylevans]

You are doing great. Pretty too.

[@cassball7]

This was great. I gave it a thumbs up because I learned a lot.

[@AJLIM-q9c]

目 refer to eye. 眼, using 目modify to change words 眇，，盯，相(信)，看，盲目，泪水，above related to eye. Non related are 息compose of 目′心。首☞䒑′目。沮☞氵且.且similar to 目一

[@aamno7297]

Wow amazing your teaching is great

[@Henry-teach-Chinese-in-jokes]

I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture. My native language is Chinese. I’m teaching Chinese language in jokes and pictures. It makes learning Chinese funny and much easier. Laughter can help us reduce tensions.

[@hafidzfaiz9570]

ni hao lao shi, im from malaysia...love to watch your channel, could you do a video on how to memorise chinnese character for intermediate, thank you

[@japanesereadingandwriting]

Thank you!

[@subhadraregmi8896]

It's really easy to remember 🤠 thank you beautiful 🥰

[@YiQiHanzi]

So glad! thank you!

[@anastasiaekimova5101]

Drawings look very cool

[@KobbeRJacc]

Uh, girl...I must learn this one: Chinese language sounds so pretty 👍💫💥👌

[@haifa7292]

You are so good at doing this!! I live in china and m learning chinese but they never explain this ! Although it makes lots of sense and facilitates learning and memorizing! Could u pls make more videos of such content 😃 thanks 🙏

[@YiQiHanzi]

Thank you! Glad you found it helpful. kzbin.info/aero/PLG-32j3GMb0kiUHldPk1rsy0JzM-Brpcm all the characters videos are in this playlist, will continue uploading :D

[@svenbjorkgard4135]

Great video! It makes it easier to remember when you explain the original meaning of the character, thank you!

[@pessimvs]

Excellent, thank you so much!

[@LordRubino]

Fantastic explaination! Really help me a lot

[@QuizmasterLaw]

5:57 the ri used to be an eyeball too! but it was simplified/standardized into the sunball (the eye of god lol)

[@QuizmasterLaw]

the right half of yanjing de yan is a person stopped and looking back and down as they stumbled into something thus root, but also stop, stare, stubborn are the ideas associated with that guy with god's eyeball walking about! :) love your channel!

[@YiQiHanzi]

interesting! thanks for your information!

[@arthurmarek8418]

Looking forward to more xie xie

[@elaenecosta576]

It was very useful. Thank you.

[@mohsinalee9992]

So clear. Thank you.

[@YiQiHanzi]

So glad!

[@afanjumi4603]

Soo good and now i start learn

[@karthic4647]

Good explanation. Thanks.

[@luysavun3375]

I like your character

[@pakerkmlee4557]

Thanks alot my sister

[@quach8quach907]

Silk is a character. 丝. It's 2 intertwining threads.

[@marklyn5779]

Very good video. I hope this will help me to recognize and remember Chinese characters. Xie xie.

[@quach8quach907]

价 = price You pronounce it as "press". The traditional character is better. 價. It has the glyph 貝 = seashell/money. Seashells were used as money. It is even in English, "to shell out" = to spend money. 價格 = giá cả (Vietnamese) = price.

[@r.u.studentoldbcc3512]

marvelous teacher

[@dewi9550]

Thank you so much! Very useful! Looking forward ur next video like this. :)

[@YiQiHanzi]

I am glad it's helpful! There is another one kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYu0oZxjlJh6mdk

[@yohalmogilvalleayala5643]

What a beautiful woman. Greetings from El Salvador. Central América.

[@oscardelgado8091]

Wonderful! thanks

[@manukast]

真的好学习了谢谢你🙇‍♂️

[@YiQiHanzi]

不客气！很高兴你可以学到东西！*真的学习了 is enough, no need 好 ：D

[@charlesayache6801]

Excellent! More please!

[@YiQiHanzi]

Thank you!!! more from part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYu0oZxjlJh6mdk

[@HabtamuAndasha]

Good 💯 I love your video at 1st then yourself 💓💓 wo ai ni! I am from Ethiopia, I want to learn Chinese, please help me whatever you can!!

[@DanzelDangleben]

this video just gain my subscribe push... need this.. learning mandarin now.. and difficult to remember characters.. i keep forgetting them... also, what is another good way to remember them? is constantly writing the characters over and over effective?

[@YiQiHanzi]

Welcome! Hope this channel can help you with your characters learning! Writing helps enhance memory for sure. when we were in primary schools in China, we wrote each one for hundreds of time :D. And you need to pronounce it and think about the meaning as you write.

[@DanzelDangleben]

@@YiQiHanzi 谢谢...这tip很好。will help me with my studies... i'm currently a student and need a study plan (how to go about it) need to learn the language as best and fast as i can to live properly and attend class... any other tips you can share 大姐？

[@sasino]

她很好看 👍

[@shrwnt]

Hi MC. I'm discovered you from the Elementary Chinese video. Great content and lovely voice. :)

[@YiQiHanzi]

Welcome! Thank you and happy learning! :D

[@LaioCas]

I think that's is amazing

[@wangbhutia3184]

Thank you so much for wonderful lesson Laoshi, it's wonderful.

[@YiQiHanzi]

Thank you for your feedback! I am glad you like it!

[@santyalicesuwontopo9370]

Thank you. You are a good Lao shi.

[@henrykho4796]

Great , MC

[@Miromarkus]

yes very helpful. Thanks!

[@Perrydog101]

Grasshopper

[@Pytakh]

excellent

[@melvinsalvador6761]

I have noticed that the diacritical over the vowels are vowel quality, the zh sounds /ch/ and also the qi /ch/ in Pinyin, still hard to learn, harder than Japanese. I have list of Chinese radicals and their pronunciation but some of them doesn't sound the way you pronounce them as in my dictionary.

[@khaledqutub5849]

This is very great video lesson ☺️ Thank you

[@YiQiHanzi]

Glad to hear that! Thank you!

[@daviddabeegukabassima8232]

How do you say "I like you!" in Chinese?

[@Perrydog101]

Thank you

[@Perrydog101]

Today I scrolled through many other good teachers to get back to you. Stay strong teacher 🇺🇸 💪

[@Perrydog101]

🎶 🎵 Getting to know you, getting to know all about you. 😃 Getting to know all about language immersion. Ugh.

[@Венди-т3л]

wonderful!

[@nanoroungee7767]

很好 (hen hao) you mean?

[@rado5029]

谢谢你！你的眉眼非常好看😊

[@YiQiHanzi]

哈哈哈 很好！谢谢！

[@johnwaite503]

Nicely done! Thank you! Just need to memorize it now.

[@AJLIM-q9c]

𡈼+笔伐→手，看，丢，毛，掌，，拳。 三+笔伐→春，泰国，羊，洋，详，祥，差。 Learn how to use voice to text

[@bennyirewan4563]

谢谢、老师！

[@doktor0001]

Thanks for your effort. But there is a typo. Zhu za”i”

[@quach8quach907]

I have to correct you. 住 = trụ (Vietnamese) = to live at. 亻is the meaning component. The 主 = chủ = ruler, is the phonetic component.

[@dalbarzia9235]

I love chinese

[@nguyenworld21]

How can you see the character and read them out loud? Just by remember?

[@YiQiHanzi]

Yes, by remembering the pinyin of the character.

[@pristolaravaonirina4079]

Thank you so much ❤🥰

[@jackbob7335]

谢谢老师。💙💙

[@YiQiHanzi]

不客气！💕

[@Felhek]

Is it possible to create new characters? And how would you know how to pronounce it? If you add or subtract 1 o 2 strokes to a known character, would you know how to pronounce it? How? Do strokes give you a clue about the whole pronunciation?

[@syedmdabid7191]

Are you teaching Chinese vocab. Or alphabet?

[@oichiana2002]

Love the video!🌸

[@YiQiHanzi]

Thank you!!

[@goonhoongtatt1883]

Thanks for the lesson. It was great. Maybe it helps with the learning process, but I just can't help to point out that at no point in history did the ancient Chinese take on their mother's surname. Also, bride kidnapping was never part of Chinese culture. Arranged marriages were.

[@bryancheah8177]

Nice!