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My teacher in High School was very strict about stroke order, and I studied shuuji for about 2 years so stroke order is less of a problem for me than just remem
by harisenbon 17y ago
My teacher in High School was very strict about stroke order, and I studied shuuji for about 2 years so stroke order is less of a problem for me than just remember what 篇, 旁, etc goes with what kanji.
Also I get performance anxiety when people watch me write for some reason.. :/
One of the nice things about using the reading trick that I talk about in the article up there is that it impresses the bejesus out of native speakers when a hard-looking kanji like 状態遷移系 comes up, and you can use the 旁 to pronounce the whole thing (even if you have no idea what it means laugh )
- donw 17y agoHeh. I could figure out the translation, but needed to Google for the meaning: http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/状態遷移系 http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/状態遷移系
- harisenbon 17y agoSame here. Except for the fact that I didn't look up the meaning until just now when you linked me. ;) And I just finished an entire book based around 状態遷移系! (They explained it in the book, so while I knew what it was talking about, I had no idea what it meant in english. laugh