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There is a way to memorize each Chinese character

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Writing one character takes step.

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Chinese characters are written using strokes.

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Chinese characters are written using strokes.

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They are based on pictures and things so they are easy to remember.

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I know that the characters feature radicals that can represent the meaning of the character

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some characters are in other characters, but sound different

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chinese does not use the american alphabet

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they are very easy to read and remember because most of the time the character is based off of what the thing looks like. for example the mouth character looks like a mouth, and the tree character looks like a tree

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I know that Chinese character are similar

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There's step by step to write one character.

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american names are different in chinese

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They have radicals. If you don't know a character there could be radical to help you identify the character

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They have radicals. If you don't know a character there could be radical to help you identify the character

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There are multiple parts to some characters.

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there are multiple ways to say no depending on the context

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Each character means something different and the slightest change in stroke could mean a whole different word.

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Chinese characters represents image relating to the calligraphy

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china is middle country, and america is beautiful country

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I know some, and that the way how they look like does make sense of how they look like.

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I know some, and that the way how they look like does make sense of how they look like.

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its harder than the spoken part. there is a lot of characters. there is also redicals(?)

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There are over 50,00 characters

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Sentences in Chinese are not structured the same as English sentences. They also involve radicals that correlate to what they mean. Chinese characters also change over time, and sometimes share the same outline as the object it is representing.

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There not like english letters, each character means something like big, or fire.

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they consist of only a few letters such like king and women and child and stuff like that

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there are people raadicals

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I know that the chinese characters feature radicals that represent the meaning of the character

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Chinese characters all represent something, and there are radicals that go along with them. There are also older characters that have been changed over time.

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I know that Chinese characters are easy to read even If you don't know what it means. You just have to look at the recital in front of the character it normally resembles an image that may relate to the character. Like a tree in front resembling a building etc.