sino and sino-xenic language party

helps if you don't post such a tiny picture

Here's a bump before I go to sleep

>>68405991
>How many characters can you recognize?
Not that many, I studied traditional characters. I mean, I can guess some of them but that's only because there's pinyin. For example the simplified versions of 聽,這 and 對 always confuse me.

>>68408830
I didn't mean from the picture...The relevant characters to learn differ a bit with whichever language you are studying.

>>68405991
>simplified characters

DROPPED

大家好!
>>68405991
>How many characters can you recognize?
>How many can you write?
>Do you have any fun mnemonics?
>When will it end?
I use my Anki deck with all 8105 chracters from The Table of General Standard Chinese Characters (通用规范汉字表). I guess that should be enough. Currently I'm learning characters number 2131-2140 - that's my todays "portion".

b-bump

I can "recognize" about 3100 according to anki. They're still coming in but not more than a few a day at this point. Definitely new kanji are less of a problem than new chengyu are.

But goddam those chengyu such a pain in the ass. Today I learned 不怕神一样的对手,就怕猪一样的队友

why would someone create a written system like this

why

>>68416436
At first, they didn't write, they drawed. Those drawings became characters.

>>68416436
creating it makes sense, but continuing to use it after alphabets have become widespread is absolute madness

>>68414651
天不怕,地不怕,就怕广东人说普通话

>>68421033
kek

There are people on /int/ whom have better chinese than me, and good for them desu

I should probabbly learn a foreign language too
If I plan to work in interpol someday, should I start learning french now? What is a good place to learn french?
t.chinese

>>68422443
https://lingvist.com/
http://www.memrise.com/course/1098357/french-1/
(then next six official Memrise French courses)
Duolingo of course too
and also this:
https://www.clozemaster.com/languages/learn-french-from-english

>>68405991
>did in the past
ah yeah, here, take this
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Order.gif_stroke_order_images
searching them on google translate or any other electronic dictionary will be easier if you know the radicals. trust me, been there, done that, got a t-shirt

>>68422609
thanks senpai
Polish is somewhere on my list aswell, probabbly equal with japanese and spanish

Chinese is easy as fuck

>>68423215
Slavic languages aren't very "learner-friendly" so think if any of them is worth your effort, also consider if learning French and Spanish simultanously won't be too confusing - personally I never learn two languages belonging to the same family. Still, I wish you success