Stroke Order from Write in Chinese
To properly write a Chinese character, it is not enough just to try to copy what is seen before you; it is best that you learn the foundational rules to writing characters so that you can apply them to all characters you Write. Below are images that encapsulate these rules in their imagery. Use them to become acquainted with the representative characters and the stroke order in general. Verbs Adjectives Adverbs Nouns Measure Words Prepositions The source of these images are from the Write in Chinese...
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I have been actively working to increase my vocabulary. One of the methods that I have decided to use to accomplish my goal is creating a list of words that I do not know as soon as I come across them. Just yesterday night, I finished reading The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown. The book is an easy ready but I did come across some terms and words, that I was not familiar with so I typed them up in a spreadsheet. Below is a list of 51 words that I have extracted from The Lost Symbol in order to add them to my mental data bank of words. ...
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Read MoreLearn How to Say the Months in Chinese!
Months January: yi(1) yue(4) February: er(4) yue(4) March: san(1) yue(4) April: si(4) yue(4) May: wu(3) yue(4) June: liu(4) yue(4) July: qi(1) yue(4) August: ba(1) yue(4) September: jiu(3) yue(4) October: shi(2) yue(2) November: yue(4) shi(2) yi(1) December: yue(4) shi(2) er(4) Month: yue(4) Year:...
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Numbers Zero: ling(2) One: yi(1) Two: er(4) Three: san(1) Four: si(4) Five: wu(3) Six: liu(4) Seven: qi(1) Eight: ba(1) Nine: jiu(3) Ten: shi(2) Eleven: shi(2) yi(1) Twelve: shi(2) er(4) Thirteen: shi(2) san(1) Fourteen: shi(2) si(4) Fifteen: shi(2) wu(3) Sixteen: shi(2) liu(4) Seventeen: shí(2) qi(1) Eighteen: shí(2) ba(1) Nineteen: shí(2) jiu(3) Twenty: er(4) shi(2) Twenty one: er(4) shi(2) yi(1) Thirty: san(1) shi(2) Thirty one: san(1) shi2) yi(1) Forty: si(4) shi(2) Forty one: si(4) shi(3) yi(1) Fifty: wu(3) shi(2) Fifty one: wu(3) shi(2) yi(1) Sixty: liu(4) shi(2) Sixty...
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Numbers Days of the Week Sunday: xing(1) qi(1) tian(1) Monday: xing(1) qi(1) yi(1) Tuesday: xing(1) qi(1) er(4) Wednesday: xing(1) qi(1) san(1) Thursday: xing(1) qi(1) si(4) Friday: xing(1) qi(1) wu(3) Saturday: xing(1) qi(1) liu(4) Day tian(1) Week: xing(1) qi(1) Weekend: zhou(1) mo(4) Today: jin(1) tian(1) Tomorrow: ming(2) tian(1) Birthday: sheng(1)...
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