Tell the differences among 4 groups of Chinese characters!

[@thatwierdoneczaplorandomcl7739]

I mean... you could also mix up sheep( 羊) with half(半 )

[@ilaitamari4936]

The one with the bird and the crow is also applied for simplified chinese - 鸟 (鳥) and 乌 (烏)

[@pgutobr]

Hello. I’m here from Brazil and for eight months I’ve been studying Mandarin on the internet, by curiosity and also because I want to upgrade my cultural level. I’m loving the language, especially writing. I want to take HSK 1 a year from now. I have been to Japan, Canada, the Caribbean, Argentina. In addition to Portuguese, my native language I speak English and Spanish, I have notions of German, French, Japanese and Italian. Thank you for your videos and the didactic way you patiently teach us.

[@javindhillon6294]

I made my own combo charachter: 犬太：cuteness.

[@Telson-themimic]

I made my own remember chart

[@zippersocks]

You’re our perfect guide for this. Thank you.

[@XchaoX.]

Thank u for ur videos they help me learn Chinese very easily and it made it more interesting

[@AtronsTube]

I love the way you present your topics. Then this makes me loved you from the bottom of my heart.😘❤️

[@majki5900]

犬 狗 as well ? Is there any difference between those two characters?

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi Mikołaj, Good question! In Chinese, both 犬 and 狗 can mean 'dog'. 犬 is mainly used to refer to a category of dogs, such as 警犬 (police dogs) or 猎犬 (hunting dogs). If you want to say ‘this dog’, ‘that dog’ or ‘my dog’, we would use the character 狗. Hope this helps! :)

[@majki5900]

@@ChineasybyShaoLan sure it helped, thank You very much ;) !

[@ccgben]

Can we please have more regular videos here and make it available in youtube kids too? Would love to join the subscription.

[@alexchew4273]

Your vids are the best

[@Confused_TordXD]

Thank you a lot! I never knew that these words look alike for 8 years.

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi, If you're interested in the topic, check out our blog post below for more info. :) www.chineasy.com/4-groups-of-chinese-characters-that-are-easily-mixed-up/

[@hongjiexu5782]

I can tell them apart. All of them

[@AR-fc4er]

great channel, plz update and continue, we need you.

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi A R, so glad you like the lesson. You might also like our Chineasy app. It's free to download and the first 8 levels are free to play. Hope you'll like it, too. :) iOS: apps.apple.com/gb/app/chineasy-cards/id1318941705 Android: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chineasy.cards&hl=en_US&gl=US

[@AR-fc4er]

@@ChineasybyShaoLan many thanks, you made a new method and made easy learning characters 👍 I downloaded it, I thought learning chinese is impossible! And thought that chinese is harder than English, Korean and Japanese! But now my opinion changed, my main problem was just characters, but now I love all characters, and I can learn them and read fast. Chinese grammar is clear and rational, words length is almost short so I can learn it faster. Nǐ hǎo has 5 letters but annyeonghaseyo in korean has 14 letters and hard alphabet. In English, Japanese, Korean and Russian... spelling and pronunciation are not the same! And many other reasons why I chose Chinese to learn... 🙏🙏🙏

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

@@AR-fc4er So glad you've decided to learn Chinese and you're learning with us. :)

[@AR-fc4er]

@@ChineasybyShaoLan 😇😇😇 Chinese is an addictive, ancient and fascinating language. Now I understand why some people love to learn Chinese. I even realized that Chinese people are not racist at all. This was very interesting. And there are over a billion Chinese in the world!😮👍 Thank you again, because you solved the problem of characters learning.🇨🇳

[@Snipersounds]

Great video!! Thanks for sharing!

[@josuecoellocevallos4489]

I love your idea for I learn chinese

[@lancelotrozario5749]

You are super. Thanks.

[@juanfernand0]

I liked that. Nice Professor

[@ivyraezik]

You are amazing... Keep it up

[@yeska62]

It's a while since your last video. I hope you are doing okay? 你是最棒的！

[@gnolihz]

thank you for the video

[@magicalthouths]

I really love chinese, thank you

[@ryanvo2960]

Me too

[@greenclock7423]

youve helped me a lot

[@SandraSilva-zm4en]

Hola; es muy interesante y practico la metodologia que enseñas para aprender chino, serias tan amable de traducir lo que hablas en ingles a español.🤗🇨🇴🤗

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi Sandra, if you'd like to learn Chinese via Spanish, feel free to check out our Chineasy App. :) iOS: apple.co/2u8Cl9z Android: bit.ly/chineasy_googleplay

[@ofoxofox1]

Am I the only one who memorised tài dropping... sth else... other than a belt?

[@rafikhallas1230]

太谢谢你老师！🙂🙏

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

不客气！你可以在我们的网站找到更多的资源: www.chineasy.com/. :)

[@rafikhallas1230]

@@ChineasybyShaoLan 好的！

[@sarswatibisht6215]

Do you have other channels for learning Japanese

[@user-kx5es4kr4x]

I dont think they have Japaneasy, you will have to find another channel

[@impexhubtradingcompany4245]

smart teacher.

[@Aimee-vg2gr]

Is there any difference between 夠 and 犬? Why is there 2 characters for dog?

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi 恩欣, In Chinese, both 犬 (quǎn) and 狗 (gǒu) can mean "dog". 犬 is mainly used to refer to a category of dogs, such as 警犬 (jǐng quǎn; police dogs) or 獵犬/猎犬 (liè quǎn; hunting dogs). If you want to say "this dog," "that dog" or "my dog,” then you would use the character 狗.

[@Aimee-vg2gr]

@@ChineasybyShaoLan thank you very much

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

@@nikolaskoenigstein243 which two characters were you referring to in your question?

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

@@nikolaskoenigstein243 I see. In Chinese, there are two different Chinese characters for 'dog'. One is 犬 (quǎn) and another is 狗 (gǒu). They both mean 'dog' and which one to use depends on the context.

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

The character 夠 has nothing to do with 'dog'. This character means 'enough'.

[@musaaayahaya8786]

I thought dog is 狗 and not 犬 , or are they both correct

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi, Thank you for your question! It's great that you're curious about these distinctions. To know the differences between 犬 and 狗, you might find our post quite informative. Take a look here: instagram.com/p/Cbc2MAyDfq3/?img_index=1. Feel free to explore and learn more about it! :) -The Chineasy Team

[@rajanlama1875]

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[@jhawsantiago860]

great nicev

[@جِأّيِّګ]

谢谢你的解释。另外，我从你提供给我们的一切中受益。除了你的频道，我再没有从任何渠道受益。非常感谢

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi, Glad you enjoyed it! We have more lessons like this in the Chineasy app. It's free to download and the first 8 levels are free to play. Hope you'll like it, too. :) iOS: apps.apple.com/gb/app/chineasy-cards/id1318941705 Android: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chineasy.cards&hl=en_US&gl=US

[@greenclock7423]

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[@Telson-themimic]

Bird and crow look the same.

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi Sovann, Yes, they look very similar. If you're interested in the topic, check out our blog post below for more info. :) www.chineasy.com/4-groups-of-chinese-characters-that-are-easily-mixed-up/

[@ThePlataf]

Please get rid of the music. I cannot hear the Chinese properly.

[@ChineasybyShaoLan]

Hi, thank you for the feedback. Moving forward, we'll pay attention to the volume of the background music in our videos.

[@arigershen9033]

ni hao

[@SuriWooneSeng]

Q

[@paum1795]

1:28 its not dog is 狗

[@hanxu98121]

狗 and 犬 both mean dog. However, 犬 is mostly used in written Chinese, and 狗 is mostly for oral.

[@edsonarmenta3293]

You're arguing with a native chinese speaker about their own language??

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

土 士 犬 太 王 他是王马? 鳥

[@satendrsingh9712]

Oooo. So it's wáng....not Wang....hahaha.....ubknow what I mean right?

[@ivonneanas]

i thought it was huang , but it is Wáng. hahahha

[@Ebtesam1111.]

thank u for thins explain🤎 pleas can u make avidio for” 代词