Learn to read Chinese … with ease! | ShaoLan
For foreigners, learning to speak Chinese is a hard task. But learning to read the beautiful, often complex characters of the Chinese written language may be less difficult. ShaoLan walks through a simple lesson in recognizing the ideas behind the characters and their meaning — building from a few simple forms to more complex concepts. Call it Chineasy.
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It's Chinese writings
The TREE IS NOT TREE, ITS WOOD! wtf is she teaching!!!!! 树=tree, 木=wood
Para los que estudiamos chino de verdad, este vídeo es pura estafa jajaja
Kanji is easy for the Japanese, but English is difficult.
I'm Chinese, but I don't mean to offend her but, I'm confused. And I thought 門is door in traditional Chinese, in simplified Chinese this character
门 is door.
wow this is helpful! i'll definitely keep it in mind to help my chinese
wait, i am chinese
lmao that kinda trick works for like the 50 first words, then you done and gotta suffer the 5000 next
I now speak fluent Chinese because of this video.
I am the only one who notice that the simbols are also the Japanese kanjis?
excellent video, thank you
Amazing
characters aren't the hard part of chinese, it's the cultural idiom embedded within everything about the language. I can know the meaning behind every character in a sentence and still not have a clue what it's trying to convey. I would say I'm dumb but I've never had this problem with the other languages I've learned or tried to
Absolutely wonderful! 😍
The asian languages i wanna learn are korean and chinese
the understanding of Chinese character of her, is not very enough
In most cultures, Sun would be circle & small lines around it but in Chinese script its coming out of window. Very different way of codifying meaning in shapes
Симпатичная китаянка с некороткими ногами – уже прерасно!
In fact, I think some of the explanations are far-fetched. such as 東 meaning east, if the window towards west, this character can also mean west as well.
I’ve been looking for this for a while, commenting so I can find it again
Fabulous!
There is a contrast of sanity between an English and a Chinese learner
She is amazing.
There is REALLY useful Udemy course for beginners “Chinese Mandaring Language for Beginners: Make Big Progress“
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There’s no way that I understood all that. No freaking way!