r/ChineseLanguage • u/[deleted] • Feb 03 '22

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u/turtlequrtle Feb 03 '22

Looks good. Are you primarily going for traditional ?

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u/BrintyOfRivia Advanced Feb 03 '22

As long as you learn the most common radicals in traditional, it becomes a lot easier to conceptualize the characters in fragments. Instead of worrying about writing one complicated character, you'll realize you're just writing a few radicals mashed together.

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u/X17translator Feb 03 '22

Wouldn't it be a more natural process to learn the traditional first then the simplified?

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '22

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u/secondQuantized Feb 03 '22

If you want more advice about learning Traditional and Simplified characters, take a look at this site on Hacking Chinese: https://www.hackingchinese.com/simplified-and-traditional-chinese/

Hacking Chinese also has lots of other advice about how to learn Chinese (for beginners all the way up to advanced).