Character Lesson 3 – Basic Strokes Group 3
Chinese Strokes with Hooks
In today’s lesson we’ll learn three more strokes. They all come with a hook at the very last part of the stroke.
LESSON INFO
KEYWORDS
- Chinese strokes with hooks
QUESTIONS
- What are the 3 strokes with hooks in this lesson?
- What would be the example Characters that have them?
LESSON NOTES
Chinese Strokes with Hooks
In this lesson, there are 3 more Chinese strokes: Horizontal Hook 横钩 (hénggōu), Vertical Hook 竖钩 (shùgōu), and Slanted Hook 斜钩 (xiégōu).
Example Characters of Horizontal Hook
了, 予, 买
Example Characters of Vertical Hook
丁, 水, 可
Example Characters of Slanted Hook
戈, 我, 武
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Hi, Lily. Did I hear it right that the last stroke in ni (you) is dian (dot)?
This is super helpful, but I have two suggestions for the practice sheets:
1. Please include the pinyin and the meaning of the characters.
2. Please make the boxes bigger and include directions for the strokes. I find it difficult to distinguish between a pie3 and a ti2 stroke at times.
Thanks! 🙂
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Dear Lili, I really enjoyed these lessons and I feel like I am improving at writing characters. Thank you for organizing such an amazing course!
Hi Lili: I’ve done all the lessons in this course so far. Many thanks! 再见！Michael.
Thanks Michael!
Thanks 🙂
也谢谢你！Thanks for the support!