Good video for beginners! Minor thing but, at 0:24, the count for shared words seems to be an error. I speak all three languages in varying degrees, and I think there are thousands of shared words. Just think about this. There are 808 shared characters, and most words are made by combining the characters. It does not add up. (for example, 杀--杀人-杀人犯). When I study these languages, for so many words, I just need to double-check the pronunciation, and the meanings are exactly the same.
@nabiwachouКүн бұрын
Post more, heeeyy
@WreckItRolfe2 күн бұрын
What is this supposed to help with
@Real_Genji2 күн бұрын
I can watch lessons like these all day
@dawudsabih18602 күн бұрын
很多汉语方言保留了中古汉语的语音。不一定要参考韩语和日语去找中古汉语的的语言。谢谢。
@gun39513 күн бұрын
세종이 이 영상을 좋아요
@909343843 күн бұрын
In Japan, 人 is often described as two people support each other when they teach children the shape of the character, and every Japanese child would respond "it's more like the taller person leaning on the shorter one🤨".
@RICHUNCLEPENNYBAGS773 күн бұрын
It’s obvious to anyone who’s studied multiple CJK languages that the relationship is there yet people angrily deny it to me all the time. Nevertheless systematizing it like this is great
@dipalighosh25343 күн бұрын
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@user-idjeic82jdmco14 күн бұрын
Excellent work! Congratulations!
@flaviospadavecchia51265 күн бұрын
Amazing! Keep up the good work :)
@user-nb5hl6rr8q5 күн бұрын
Man! You're absolutely brilliant.
@walangchahangyelingden82525 күн бұрын
You're right, the old form doesn't even render.
@camelbro6 күн бұрын
You are a linguist, yes?
@Philippos16 күн бұрын
The brother using a christian calendar but still saying common era, go to Sam Francisco and call allat San Francisco of the commoks 😹😹😹😹👉👉👉👉👉👉
@Philippos16 күн бұрын
Is sad to see smart people with these retarding dogmas
@ignoreme11416 күн бұрын
So this project failed? Stopped posting?
@the_Morteza-Tajik7 күн бұрын
I need to clear my brain out of everything first, then come and watch this video. That way, I'll understand more of what im seeing.
@feeeefifififififi8 күн бұрын
Is this an insight into what language majors study
@fauxpassant8 күн бұрын
Oh my god this is so cursed, it reminds me of the story behind 自 - it was supposed to mean nose but then nose became 鼻 because 自 got another meaning... Great video!
@dziku22228 күн бұрын
It's too hard, I didn't understand a thing.
@huele63708 күн бұрын
And you can even learn vietnamese at the same time too!
@user-it9fd7ql5z8 күн бұрын
I am Korean, and as someone studying both Chinese and Japanese, I've vaguely noticed similarities in the pronunciation of Chinese characters. Your video has systematically organized these rules in a way I could never have imagined. The amount of research and effort that must have gone into this is incredible. This video will be helpful to anyone interested in the languages of these three countries.
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Good video for beginners! Minor thing but, at 0:24, the count for shared words seems to be an error. I speak all three languages in varying degrees, and I think there are thousands of shared words. Just think about this. There are 808 shared characters, and most words are made by combining the characters. It does not add up. (for example, 杀--杀人-杀人犯). When I study these languages, for so many words, I just need to double-check the pronunciation, and the meanings are exactly the same.
Post more, heeeyy
What is this supposed to help with
I can watch lessons like these all day
很多汉语方言保留了中古汉语的语音。不一定要参考韩语和日语去找中古汉语的的语言。谢谢。
세종이 이 영상을 좋아요
In Japan, 人 is often described as two people support each other when they teach children the shape of the character, and every Japanese child would respond "it's more like the taller person leaning on the shorter one🤨".
It’s obvious to anyone who’s studied multiple CJK languages that the relationship is there yet people angrily deny it to me all the time. Nevertheless systematizing it like this is great
❤❤❤
Excellent work! Congratulations!
Amazing! Keep up the good work :)
Man! You're absolutely brilliant.
You're right, the old form doesn't even render.
You are a linguist, yes?
The brother using a christian calendar but still saying common era, go to Sam Francisco and call allat San Francisco of the commoks 😹😹😹😹👉👉👉👉👉👉
Is sad to see smart people with these retarding dogmas
So this project failed? Stopped posting?
I need to clear my brain out of everything first, then come and watch this video. That way, I'll understand more of what im seeing.
Is this an insight into what language majors study
Oh my god this is so cursed, it reminds me of the story behind 自 - it was supposed to mean nose but then nose became 鼻 because 自 got another meaning... Great video!
It's too hard, I didn't understand a thing.
And you can even learn vietnamese at the same time too!
I am Korean, and as someone studying both Chinese and Japanese, I've vaguely noticed similarities in the pronunciation of Chinese characters. Your video has systematically organized these rules in a way I could never have imagined. The amount of research and effort that must have gone into this is incredible. This video will be helpful to anyone interested in the languages of these three countries.
I JUST KNOW CHINESE LANGUAGE
Vietnamese as well!
I just realized what your KZread name means