Baby Face | 子: A Very Short History [808CJK
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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Chinese, Japanese, and Korean through 808 Shared Characters: Video #014 of 808.
References:
Booklet of the 808 Commonly Used Chinese Characters in China, Japan and the ROK - www.tcs-asia.o...
[CN] Trilateral Common Vocabulary Dictionary (3rd Edition) - www.tcs-asia.o...
Official Readings of Jōyō Kanji - nihongo.monash....
Unihan Database on 子 - www.unicode.or...
Outlier Dictionary of Chinese Characters on 子.
[CN] 季旭昇，2004《說文新證》，台北：藝文印書館印行，2014年9月第二版。 (p. 971)
[CN] Multi-function Chinese Character Database on 子 - humanum.arts.c...
[CN] 三國字：中日韓常用漢字詳解 - ISBN: 978-7-5540-1038-9
[CN] 808中日韓通用漢字字理讀本 - ISBN: 978-7-5699-0877-0
[CN] ZDIC on 子 - www.zdic.net/h...
[CN] ZDIC on Middle Chinese pronunciation of 子 (video used 王力's [Wang Li's] reconstruction) - www.zdic.net/z...
Wiktionary on 子 - en.wiktionary....
[CN] Wiktionary on 子 - zh.wiktionary....
[JP] Wiktionary on 子 - ja.wiktionary....
[KR] Wiktionary on 子 - ko.wiktionary....
[KR] Naver Hanja Dictionary on 子 - hanja.dict.nav...
Naver English-Korean Dictionary on 아들 - en.dict.naver....
[CN] Etymology Search - qiyuan.chaziwan..., 漢字演變五百例 - ISBN: 978-7-5619-0749-8
Wikipedia on Terrestrial Branches (Earthly Branches) - en.wikipedia.o...
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Yes finally a new video. I really appreciate the work that you put into your videos and they are always interesting! Keep up the good work!
🇻🇳 Vietnamese: 子 tử /tɨ̰˧˩˧/
There's also a similar character called 了("ryou" by Japanese). It's similar to 子("ko", child), but just like the legs, the arms were also bound in a blanket, and since the arms and legs are bound, it was used to metaphorically mean "to end". Also, I don't speak Chinese, but in Chinese I've seen 了 being used very often.
Super interesting! The history of the characters absolutely makes their meanings way more memorable.
Yeah I wish Chinese teachers would talk more about the history of the characters than just ask foreign learners to memorise them without any explanation.But it also depends how much class time they have.
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Two things:
1)Hell yes, a new video! I like it. Thanks.
2)Thank you so much for making it an actual upload video, and not a short. Shorts are a fucking nightmare to use on PC.
How you explained what 子 looks like - the big head, flailing arms, and wrapped legs, makes SO much sense. Although I learned this character long ago, descriptions like this would have cemented it so much more easily for me, much more so than any made-up story of its parts or rote memorization. Things like this are so useful.
You're back!
Finally you came back! Please continue. To learn the several languages simoltaniously the most intelligent thing I have ever seen in language learning community, and you one of the few people who make this kind of content in english, especially in video format. Maybe you shall make a blog: to review this characters swiftly?
Just found this channel a few days ago, got really sad when I saw the last video was a few months ago, but it seems you've started uploading again!
It is exactly the same for me
As a graduate of Japanese Language & Literature and a Chinese interpreter, you motivated me to learn Korean. I gave up before, because of the pronunciation.
Finally you’re back!!! Amazing content 👌
멋지네요. 👏👏😁
Nice
Finally back after 3 months, love your work ❤️
My favourite language related series of all time
Good to see you back!
I love your series can't wait to see more.
yay video
Yes! I’m so glad your back. Love this series!
You're right, the old form doesn't even render.
thank you! I love these videos
Very interesting! Love these videos!
super interesting!
that’s so interesting!
more video like this!
Finally!!!
as a foreigner highschool (2nd year) student who's been living here in Japan for 4 years now, this was very interesting.
As a Chinese, It’s nearly impossible to know what this character is and we have never seen it. Doing further research, this character is not being used anymore as an ancient variation of the word “子”
I guess the more complicated variant of 子 you presented is from 史籀篇，right?
Thank you for the new video! Will there be vietnamese in the news ones?
Hi there! For now, we are still focusing on Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, but we definitely plan to add Vietnamese in the future! Hopefully it will be sooner rather than later :)
like the new edit layout, it's more natural to read it horizontally, just why not put it in the order you narrate? (chinese - japanese - korean, from top to bottom and not like you do now)
Hi
Cantonese when?
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