有趣的中國文字~The interesting Chinese characters

任務:觀看後,想想對國字有甚麼想法,藉由此生動的影片更了解中國文字演變
Assignments: Thoughts after reading.

[@Demoli1584]

why did I get this recommended to me I don't even know Chinese. But nice video

[@pangmarnie9430]

Really, very strange, but thank you.

[@haoyu-r5u]

yeah

[@helenmaraki6336]

This is incredible....thank you so much for your time and efforts... it video is an amazing resource for understanding and learning of the Chinese Characters.... love it....once again thank you 😇😇

[@pangmarnie9430]

You are welcome. I am glad that you love it so much. If you have any question when learning Chinese, we can discuss each other.

[@VoidloniXaarii]

This is so brilliant, thank you so very much ❤❤❤

[@pangmarnie9430]

Videos will be updated one after another, both in Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese. Thank you for your support,

[@cr-2032-ncadsr]

我是香港人，喜歡這部有注音的教學影片，剛好可以學一下注音，很棒

[@pangmarnie9430]

謝謝你喜歡此影片 還有其他學習影片 繁中注音 簡中拼音 都有 會陸續更新 敬請期待

[@QuizmasterLaw]

Very beautiful and useful! Very well done!

[@pangmarnie9430]

Thank you so much. I am glad you like it .

[@我让它发生]

这种视频是很方便 ！ 感谢您。

[@pangmarnie9430]

感謝你的喜歡，會有新的漢字學習視頻，陸續更新。

[@nourhan5472]

thank u so much for uploading this

[@pangmarnie9430]

It is so nice to hear that you like it.

[@您撥的號碼是空號-b6w]

這是臺灣八、九零年代的教育影片吧

[@pangmarnie9430]

九零年代 我翻譯

[@nadha42]

Should’ve more episodes 😊

[@pangmarnie9430]

I think so. Next I want to make a short video, introducing one Chinese character at a time. I hope I can have time and good software to make it. Thank you for your support.

[@marinhaalternativa3829]

Muito bom, tem algo perdido no ensino atual, mas isso deve ser pelos gostos da nova geração

[@apolloandwarrior_3229]

我学汉语和我很喜欢这个。我想学更多！

[@pangmarnie9430]

加油 剛開始學習 透過圖像記憶文字是有幫助的

[@athandog]

May I ask, is this video from Mainland China or Taiwan?

[@pangmarnie9430]

It's about 2002 from Taiwan.

[@athandog]

@@pangmarnie9430 Thank you :)

[@kirilvelinov7774]

The "claw" kanji means "nail" in Japanese(tsume)

[@pangmarnie9430]

Really, it's quite interesting. Thank you for your explanation.

[@LeReubzRic]

yt recommendations wtf

[@thinksie]

Good stuff, it'd be fun if it had 汉字 too.

[@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. Hope you can recommend it. Laughter can help us reduce tensions.

[@thinksie]

@@Henry-teach-Chinese-in-jokes Wo I'll definitely check your channel out!

[@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.

[@thinksie]

@@Henry-teach-Chinese-in-jokes Khaha You already wrote that here :D

[@pangmarnie9430]

@@Henry-teach-Chinese-in-jokes I like your teaching style. Hope this film could really help you some in teaching.

[@criminalgamer550]

14:47 coptic

[@criminalgamer550]

14:30

[@淑方蕭-j4y]

從結繩紀事開始。魚像8形

[@pangmarnie9430]

也是 要發揮想像力 聯想力

[@崑昌陳-l1t]

所以古人的發音應該是河洛話哦，因為烏鴉是黑色，叫聲啊啊啊啊啊，黑我們稱烏，於是我們管烏鴉為毆啊，烏….啊，烏鴉。

[@pangmarnie9430]

好問題。只能說是相對而言，現代人沒有任何人可以聽到古人說話及語音，不過還好有類似像廣韻、集運、四聲切韻表等讀音書的記載，由此來推斷古代發音。應該說閩南語保留一些唐宋時期官話的發音(學生時期，有時背唐詩、宋詞，老師會特別用閩南語來讀)。閩南話作為中國的方言，要說完全與官話(通用語音)不相干是邏輯不通的。唐代首都長安，後期遷到洛陽，宋代首都開封都離閩南有一段距離，要說用閩南語當官話，說不過去。

[@崑昌陳-l1t]

@@pangmarnie9430 晉室衣冠南渡應該不是吹噓的吧，北人避胡多在南，南人至今能晉語，鼎，糜，箸，衫，這些都是古語，比唐宋早多了。

[@pangmarnie9430]

@@崑昌陳-l1t 您說的也沒錯。更早夏商便有河洛話為主要語言，但這些都是推測。古人用哪一種語言當作官話是語音學、語言學、聲韻學等範疇。聲韻、語音學等本人實在沒有著墨太多，且隨著政權的變化、人口的遷徙等因素，官方語言的更替不時在改變。

[@heizi-lyh]

这声音， 让我想起了 蜡笔小新。 不知道为什么。😂

[@pangmarnie9430]

哈哈哈哈 聯想力強

[@haoyu-r5u]

没有草吗？ 什么意思

[@pangmarnie9430]

請問是指草部的菓 這個字嗎? 不太懂問題是???

[@hongeast5174]

草最早，甲骨文中，只有上半部，艹，就是象形字。后来加了个早字，指代读音，变成形声字了。

[@pangmarnie9430]

@@hongeast5174 謝謝您的回覆

[@equilibrum999]

什么是囜字的意思？

[@pangmarnie9430]

對不起，今天才看到這個問題。 漢字: 囜 拼音: nín 注音: ㄋ｜ㄣˊ 解釋:賢也

[@equilibrum999]

@@pangmarnie9430谢谢。

[@rodolfojoseespino6729]

👍🇧🇷🌎

[@ChinaVirus7414]

17:17 歷史告訴我的可不是這樣

[@pangmarnie9430]

歡迎討論喔

[@hongeast5174]

是的。羊大为美是许慎在《说文解字》中的解释，许慎不知道有甲骨文，对于金文也没有考虑，所以很多解释都多有谬误。在甲骨文中，美字，其实是个头戴羽毛类装饰物的站立的人，和羊无关。

[@pangmarnie9430]

@@hongeast5174 是的，您說的沒有錯。針對初學者，極少部分的字有時會用連想法或是形似法或是借用法去解釋，在另一影片中，在解釋"由"這個字的時候，花費許多時間考慮要把"由"與"冑"同源解釋一下呢?還是先用"由"與"油"較容易記憶及聯想的方式讓初學者先學會，最後決定先用"由"與"油"，畢竟這兩個字出現頻率較高，等以後解釋"冑"字時，把這三個字相互關係都釐清。 目前想法是:初學者，先學會如何使用常見字，等文字學多了，再精進及深入地探討起源。

[@LittleRabbitPlays]

fan fan yea yea fun fun hand hand

[@cecasiahaan6801]

Spooky

[@邹炭]

Why?

[@ricenoodles632]

@@邹炭 -Animals painfully morphing into black ink out of their will, funny music makes light of the situation -A baby turning into a Chinese character, likely never be able to revert back to its original form, like a mystical ancient curse -Liminal/uncanny/faux-happy music from the late 80s/early 90s played over VHS with heavy wow and flutter -Ancient Chinese scripts look like alien writing to some people, especially when you show the morphing process animation like an alien transformation -Late 80s/early 90s music was infamous for being intentionally slightly off-key and may sound/feel sinister/creepy to some people

[@邹炭]

@@ricenoodles632legit thank you so much for the time and effort you took to write this down to me, I don't know if you are being sarcastic but anyway it's a fking good answer whether I'm reading it for fun or seriously.

[@dahoo-needledrop]

@@ricenoodles632now I get where natural cult movie impression is from. But I think the off key music may have also be caused by the flutter of speed when playing tapes.

[@ricenoodles632]

@@dahoo-needledrop Wow and flutter is one aspect. In this case since it's likely sourced from a videotape, it could potentially suffer from some mild wow and flutter. It could also be the result of poor production due to using underserviced audio equipment that work with tape reels and etc.. Wow and flutter can fluctuate between correct and incorrect pitches, or it can fluctuate between incorrect pitches only, because the pitch is drastically off center that the wow and flutter wouldn't even gloss over the correct pitch. Faster speed/higher pitch is sometimes purposely applied on the final product of a physical music release in which the pitch doesn't sound natural and is played at an odd/unnatural key which results in an uncanny feeling for certain listeners. AFAIK this was fairly trendy practice back in the late 80s/early 90s. Popular with R&B, house/dance, etc.. I don't produce music but you can usually tell when a song is pitched and a lot of songs from that time period sounded like it's been pitched in some way. This trend seems to have declined after around 1996, I wanna say.

[@菓心せかいのわたし]

これは

[@TuanNguyen-ey2ne]

Xiexie

[@LucasLin-ql6fi]

Video is cursed