Level 1 Lesson 11.2 – Characters: 洗打衣服件

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How To Write Chinese Characters

In this video lesson we'll learn how to write Chinese characters xi, da, yi, fu, jian. And we'll also learn their Radicals and their constructions.

  • Chinese Radicals: 扌(手)
  • Chinese Characters: 洗  打  衣  服  件

CHINESE RADICALS


CHINESE CHARACTERS


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ireonPremium Student November 9, 2017 at 9:15 pm

isn’t 月 moon/month? can you please explain and give examples of it being ‘flesh; meat’ radical?

月 means “the moon;month” as a character, but when used as a Radical, it means “flesh; body; meat”.

ireonPremium Student November 9, 2017 at 11:16 pm

OMG radicals are so confusing.

Don’t worry! Some Radicals have a different meaning than when it’s used as an independent character. This is because as a Radical it usually carries its Original Meaning, but as a character, the meaning is usually a more commonly used meaning in modern time.

MichaelPremium Student May 23, 2019 at 10:09 am

Probably 脑 (năo) which means “brain” – e. g. in computer 电脑 – can be a good example of the radical “ròu” being added.

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