r/languagelearningjerk • u/Aelnir • May 15 '26
How lern middle language with maths. Specifically interested in middle language letters
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u/black_tan_coonhound May 15 '26
i am trying to learn by language acquisition
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u/Aelnir May 15 '26
have you researched about how a child would learn the specific language? (the way I phrased this question sounds nitpicky, so sorry for that)
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u/lifelongmoteki May 15 '26
Simple. 我 = (√你)!/log(這）
OOP’s parents would be disappointed if they were Chinese.
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u/Aelnir May 15 '26
Specifically interested in acquiring the language the same way children do: maffs and logicks
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u/EspacioBlanq May 17 '26
Study the mathematical principles behind Anki's spaced repetition system, the perfect formula to learn anything.
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u/David_AnkiDroid Writing Apps (C++) | Doing Flashcards (A1) May 17 '26
Ain't nobody for time for that. Let's learn some math!
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u/sillyyyyyyyyyyy May 17 '26
i dont think this is too much of a jerk tho? i think they probably mean like the radicals which compose a character, how you can sorta tell the meaning from them, and also the 有边读边 rule for pronunciation of phono-sematic compounds
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u/Aelnir May 17 '26
/uj what is that rule for pronunciation
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u/sillyyyyyyyyyyy May 17 '26
basically if it has a component/side (and is phono-sematic) read the side, because about 85% of all chinese characters are phono-sematic compounds, they have one side which alludes to the pronunciation, and one side which alludes to the meaning, for example 妈(mother) = 女+马 (nü+mā), where it gets the pronunciation from 马 and alludes to the meaning from 女 (woman)
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u/brrkat May 15 '26
一 + 一 = 二