Jul 7, 2020
Always wanted to know the names of all countries in Chinese? Yes, me too!
Here you go! Part 1. Africa
Keep an eye out for Part 2. North America and South America
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Always wanted to know the names of all countries in Chinese? Yes, me too!
Here you go! Part 1. Africa
Keep an eye out for Part 2. North America and South America
The Super Chinese team
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One way to work on your Chinese characters is by learning about radicals. Here are some of the most common ones, sigh their Chinese name.
Fun fact: this is how Chinese people introduce their surname, or any character for that matter. Say my name is “yu”, I can then say, 言字旁的”语”。try it out for your own Chinese name, you’ll sound super native!
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Some antonyms today!
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Scott Young has written a lot about how to learn more efficiently and this year he has turned his focus entirely on languages. He spent three months in China and managed to reach a very decent level of Chinese in that time, including passing HSK4. In this article, he shares his experience and the strategies he used.
This article has a kind of misleading title, but it also gives good advice about learning Chinese!
Chinese Writing Resources
Hi everyone! I finally made a masterpost of Chinese writing resources. I’ll probably add to it eventually but for now I hope people find it useful. ^_^
Basics
Chinese characters
Four main types of Chinese characters
Strokes and Stroke Order
Stroke (CJKV character)
Stroke Order
Chinese Writing Tutorial: The strokes
Chinese Writing Tutorial: The stroke order
How to write Chinese characters
7 Basic Rules to Chinese Stroke Order
Basic Rules for Writing Chinese Characters
YellowBridge: Mandarin-English Dictionary & Thesaurus (Look up a word and click on the “Strokes” tab to see an animation of the stroke order!)
LINE Chinese-English Dictionary (You can also look up words and see the stroke order using this website.)
Characters and Character Components (Phonetic Components and Semantic Components)
Creating a powerful toolkit: Character components
Creating a powerful toolkit: Individual characters
Phonetic components, part 1: The key to 80% of all Chinese characters
HanziCraft (Use this site to split characters into their components!)
Traditional Chinese Characters (You can also use this site to split character into their components, but it seems harder to use.)
Hanzi Grids (You can use this site to print out grids to practice writing!)
Words
Creating a powerful toolkit: Characters and words
Learning Chinese words really fast
Other Tips
Learn by exaggerating: Slow, then fast; big, then small