learning cn has me constantly getting humbled, saw a character and was like OH YEAH I KNOW THAT ONE!!!! I didn't. I was mixing up 活 with 话.

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learning cn has me constantly getting humbled, saw a character and was like OH YEAH I KNOW THAT ONE!!!! I didn't. I was mixing up 活 with 话.

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because I didn't have cn lessons for two weeks I immediately forgot everything (I need to figure out how to study better) and my teacher was trying to explain the difference between 不[x]下去 vs. [x]不下去 where the former is stopping a previously continuous action and the latter is being unable to continue an action and I was getting tripped up until I realized 'oooohhh like 活不下去‘ and my teacher was like 'yes. wait, what?' it's because I learned only the most important phrases from mom.
@corrose replied to your post “learning cn has me constantly getting humbled, saw...”:
The measure words 😔
head in hands. currently trying to internalize 件 双 种 部 张
@corrose replied to your post “@corrose replied to your post “learning cn has me...”:
Love when I say something and my mom is like ☝️🤓 actually its one [measure word] word. TCH. I'M DOING MY BEST HERE
SHAKING YOUR HAND...
@catprinx replied to your post “learning cn has me constantly getting humbled, saw...”:
you should study radicals! the left side of both those characters clues you in on the meaning as well
I really should... I have this book I really like that goes over the most common radicals and some examples of words they show up in, and I like the book, and it's super helpful... and then I get distracted and stop reviewing it 😭 what I really need to do is figure out how to cajole myself into studying/reviewing a little every day instead of cramming right before lessons