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(In Chinese they are called Hanzi.) It wasn't very hard for me to learn to read and to type with a Pinyin input method by simply writing office email. It's mu
by rekado 9y ago
(In Chinese they are called Hanzi.)
It wasn't very hard for me to learn to read and to type with a Pinyin input method by simply writing office email. It's much easier to recognize characters (e.g. by picking them from a Pinyin conversion, or by reading them), when the context is known.
You don't need to know how to use a pen to learn how to speak Mandarin.
- Sir_Cmpwn 9y agoFor what it's worth, Japanese kanji are much more difficult than Chinese hanzi. Kanji each have at least 2 and often up to 4 or 5 different readings in different situations, and can be combined in different ways (with hiragana to make 訓読み and with other kanji to make 熟語).