How to Teach yourself Writing Chinese Characters | Master 100+ Characters within 30 minutes!

In this video, we continue to write 50 characters to get familiar with how characters are written and structured. My goal is to help you develop the ability to practice and learn Chinese characters more efficiently by showing you stroke patterns and similarities among characters.

[@petrosstefanidis6396]

I could spend all day doing that😌

[@Larissa-Vegan]

谢谢 ! XièXiè!!!

[@The_Invisible_Man_25]

Please upload more videos like this

[@bhanksshuggy5158]

It's great to have your videos again!! They help me so much, this language is the most rewarding and challenging thing ever!

[@keystochinese0921]

I am glad you find them helpful! It made my day! I will be uploading every two weeks (every other Tuesday). Stay tuned :)

[@Xupertes]

The best. I was wandering until I met Savannah. Superb. Thanks

[@keystochinese0921]

谢谢你🥰

[@Wang_Lu]

🙏🙏 Thanks for the lessons!!

[@evelynramos3780]

多谢 🤓💓
Good job! 🙌👏👍🌻

[@keystochinese0921]

也多谢你😉

[@DR-Mostafa-Abdallah]

🙏🙏 Thanks

[@ChillandVersatile]

I’ve been learning for 2 months now, I’m still working in my foundation. I’ve mastered the pinyin, and I’ve been reading books for a month. So I’m pretty confident in my pronunciation. I live with a Chinese couple that helps me a lot. I’m now starting to dwindle into the grammar and learning the basic words that form basic sentences, conjugations, ect. I was wondering how I should incorporate learning characters into this, or should I wait? Some characters I can already recognize (Ex. 个 and 人 )because I’ve been reading poems of tang dynasty and children’s books that include both pinyin and characters with the Chinese couple that helps me learn Chinese. But when should I start learning how to write and recognize more characters? Now? Or after I’m conversational level? I hope I typed this in a way that can make you understand my questions…😅

[@sandramacy7690]

could we get a pdf of the 100 characters?

[@dorothykelley5392]

"Promosm"