May 7, 2026
Chinese letters vs English alphabets
I find Chinese letters fascinating with so much history behind each words or family of words. However, it is jarring to attempt to memorize a lot of words, especially in a short time. Naturally I question such system: can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the"big words"?
English isn't perfect but it is much easier to start learning and advancing. Granted, for English, I think one must make an effort to reach a level of natural proficiency since almost everyone (in the world even) can speak and write broken English
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(Also please correct, I want to learn haha)
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Chinese letters vs English athe Latin Alphabets
Chinese letters vs the Latin Alphabet
This alphabet is used for many languages including French, Spanish, Italian so I think it is better to called it the Latin Alphabet, since it comes from Latin.
I find Chinese letters fascinating with so much history behind each words or family of words.
However, it is jarring to attempt to memorize a lot of words, especially in a short time.
Naturally I question such a system: c. Can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the"big words"?
Naturally I question such a system. Can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the"big words"?
Granted, for English, I think one must make an effort to reach a level of natural proficiency since almost everyone (in the world even) can speak and write brokensome English
Granted, for English, I think one must make an effort to reach a level of natural proficiency since almost everyone (in the world) can speak and write some English
I know that "broken English" is a real description but I think the idea is a little outdated.
HI'm happy to hear what you think
I'm happy to hear what you think
(Also please correct, I want to learn, haha) (Also please correct, I want to learn, haha)
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I love Chinese characters, but they are much more effort to learn. However once you can read them, I think reading them is much faster.
I think both Chinese characters and English words have fascinating etymologies. But the radicals and combination of the Chinese characters is quite an interesting insight into how people conceived of the concept behind the words.
May 7, 2026
I find Chinese letters fascinating with so much history behind each words or family of words.
I missed this correction:
I find Chinese letters fascinating with so much history behind each word or family of words.
It should be each word rather than each words.
Chinese letters vs the English alphabets
Chinese letters vs the English alphabet
English only really has the one alphabet
I find Chinese letters fascinating, with so much history behind each words or family of words. I find Chinese letters fascinating, with so much history behind each words or family of words.
However, it is jarring to attempt to memorize a lot of words, especially in a short time.
Naturally I question such a system: can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the "big words"? Naturally I question such a system: can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the "big words"?
English isn't perfect, but it is much easier to start learning and advancing. English isn't perfect, but it is much easier to start learning and advancing.
Granted, for English, I think one must make an effort to reach a level of natural proficiency since almost everyone (in the world even) can speak and write broken English
Thanks for the prompt.
Happy to hear what you think
(Also please correct, I want to learn haha)
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Pretty good, mostly just minor issues with spacing etc.
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Chinese letters vs English alphabets
Chinese letters vs the English alphabet English only really has the one alphabet
Chinese letters vs This alphabet is used for many languages including French, Spanish, Italian so I think it is better to called it the Latin Alphabet, since it comes from Latin. |
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I find Chinese letters fascinating with so much history behind each words or family of words. I find Chinese letters fascinating, with so much history behind each words or family of words. I find Chinese letters fascinating, with so much history behind each words or family of words. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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However, it is jarring to attempt to memorize a lot of words, especially in a short time. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Naturally I question such system: can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the"big words"? Naturally I question such a system: can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the "big words"? Naturally I question such a system: can you effectively communicate how you feel, who you are and what you think if you can't remember all the "big words"?
Naturally I question such a system |
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English isn't perfect but it is much easier to start learning and advancing. English isn't perfect, but it is much easier to start learning and advancing. English isn't perfect, but it is much easier to start learning and advancing. |
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Granted, for English, I think one must make an effort to reach a level of natural proficiency since almost everyone (in the world even) can speak and write broken English This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Granted, for English, I think one must make an effort to reach a level of natural proficiency since almost everyone (in the world I know that "broken English" is a real description but I think the idea is a little outdated. |
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(Also please correct, I want to learn haha) This sentence has been marked as perfect! (Also please correct, I want to learn, haha) (Also please correct, I want to learn, haha) |
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