Chinese Kanji hanzi

[yukinkocat]

日本語の漢語と、現代北京語の発音は大きく異なる。

[yukinkocat]

成就　jyoju

動物　dobutsu

憤怒　funnu



[tony830621]

這甚麼洨歌 誰能告訴我?

[porpoise803]

@tony830621 流鼻血，烂脚趾，狗熊故事。

[Raymasaki]

heres my final example.

EVERYONE Knows our planet is called EARTH

but called diqiu in chinese

pinyin = diqiu

Hanzi = 地球

in japanese its called  chikyuu

romaji = chikyuu

kanji = 地球

[ss11311086]

Chinese Hanzi? Is this a bit redundantly redundant? like wet water?

[Raymasaki]

@ss11311086

NO READ the Disciption!

Most people know it as KANJI. BUT in chinese its called hanzi.

"chinese" can refer to chinese-Food, chinese-people

chinese-Language. chinese hanzi is actually (chinese characters)

just like (English words) people who are learning these will search "kanji"

so this is to inspire people to learn some chinese Language. & then say Hey?!

thats what they are called in Chinese.

its ALL about Learning.

[ss11311086]

@Raymasaki .... but not America (just like Chinese characters origin from China but NOT Japan). You upload a video teaching others English. Do you need to EMPHASIZE that it is British English? You see what I mean?

[Raymasaki]

@ss11311086

once again! I said its for people who are LEARNING!

Most people don't know what its called in Chinese! (Hanzi)

im refering to people LEARNING JAPANESE or Chinese!

IM NOT talking about "everyone"!

NO because the y are called the SAME THING! ENGLISH.

[ss11311086]

@Raymasaki Chinese word used in China and Chinese word used in Japan are as SAME as British and American English. While both British and American English are called English, both Hanzi and Kanji are 漢字.

[ss11311086]

@Raymasaki You also said: "Most people know it as KANJI." You are so wrong. All population in China know it as Hanzi.

[Raymasaki]

@ss11311086

MOST people who are "LEARNING" IT!

mainly from learning Japanese know it as Kanji.

[ss11311086]

@Raymasaki In fact, the Han in Hanzi and the Kan in Kanji both means "Chinese". They are both English sound of the Chinese word: 漢。Both Zi in Hanzi and Ji in Kanji means "word". The are both English sound of the Chinese word: 字。So when saying Chinese Kanji hanzi in your video's title, it means "Chinese Chinese word Chinese word". So, Cheers.

[jessi95605]

can anyone please recommend a dictionary worth buying! (Chinese-English; English-Chinese) Thank YOU!!

[Raymasaki]

@jessi95605 I recomend "random house" BUT make sure its Mandarin - English

its should be in pinyin & will have Kanji.

do you know pinyin?

exp- xie xie = thank you

putonghua = Mandarin

[KiraYamato636]

cantonese:D

[johnyRidin]

VERY informative!!!!!!!! i like it!!!!!!

[kokulink]

THERE ALL THE SAME!! Historically, China's cultural sphere has extended across East Asia as a whole, with Chinese religion, customs, and writing systems being adopted to varying degrees by neighbors such as Japan, Korea and Vietnam. all of them are preety much the same

[Raymasaki]

@kokulink I didn't say they were "ALL Different" theres simplified & Traditional

and i used "hanzi" to let people know thats what they are called in chinese

/Mandarin, many people know the word Kanji. if you noticed i used

chinese songs & PINYIN. to give it a chinese theme

[ss11311086]

@Raymasaki You said, "i used "hanzi" to let people know thats what they are called in chinese."

Hanzi = Chinese words.

Kanji = Chinese words.

Do you mean "i used "Chinese word" to let people know thats what Chinese words are called in Chinese"?

[Raymasaki]

@ss11311086 YES! i used Hanzi so people will know whats its called in chinese / Mandarin! DONT reply to me saying anything about chinese / Mandarin.

this is for people who DONT KNOW what the characters are called in chinese/Mandarin.

[XVMSSS02]

@ss11311086 yoiu forgot Hanja!

[latesniloticus]

簡体字 seems to be useful to take memo in limited time. However, to make 漢字 prevail as one of the communication tool in Asia, I think we should at first learn 繁体字, and then should use 簡体字.

[mitsubishi777]

My name is 星野誠.

星野 is surname.

Because I'm a Japanese, I can read traditional Chinese characters very well. However, I'm not very good at reading simplified Chinese characters. As you know, Chinese characters had completely become a part of Japanese language.

[KiraYamato636]

@mitsubishi777 :D

[mitsubishi777]

@KiraYamato636

Yes, 蒼井空 is so hot.

[KiraYamato636]

@mitsubishi777 =]

[Mrtitmice]

kanji is so difficult, cool video :D♥♥♥♥♥

[toycityworld]

Enjoyed the video, Im learning Hanzi.

[Raymasaki]

thanks im Glad some people like it.

it took a while & I added pinyin & Really Good songs from Jackie chan.

[toycityworld]

were are you from, ive started learning chinese and im british, I started first audio lessions but now I have a chracter book of the first 1500, chracters are wounderfull.

[Uberaoshi]

and Hanja in Korean!

[ButterJunge]

Watashi wa cool desu.

[Raymasaki]

nani,  suzushii desu ka

or you meen sugoi?

suzushii = cool (temp)

sugoi = great - cool -wonderfull

[ButterJunge]

I love splicing languages together XD

[paexou]

Ima watashi tadashii kenkyu suru Romaji

sukoshi no. Kongo watashi ishi benkyo

Kanji, ano nani watashi totemo suki.

[Raymasaki]

so desu ka, if your asking

what do i like? its

nani ga suki desu ka

anata wa nani o suki desu ka

- ming bai ma?

-wakarimasu ka

[sirudaku123]

簡体字って何かいいな。書きやすそう

[Raymasaki]

nani do yuu imi desu ka

[mitsubishi777]

@sirudaku123 そうかなあ～～ｗ　俺的には簡体字ってなんか気持ち悪い。

[Raymasaki]

@mitsubishi777 hai wakatta

sinmple 简体字 dentoteki chugokugo 簡體字

onaji sukoshi

the 熟語 jukugo are interesting

please remember im still learning, i see alot of similarities

but alot of there so many Kanji.

[lishan1987]

什么啊~~~看图写字吗？？

[Raymasaki]

na shi shen me yi si ?

[lishan1987]

不是中国人？

[lishan1987]

看图写字 learn to read with the aid of pictures