The bottom left reminds me of 去 so I think about what comes after “to go,” which is “to arrive”
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Linda Maria Tervaniemi
5 years ago
Left top is like ”go” and under is x and it’s show where u ARRIVE
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Jahangir Rafiq
4 years ago
a crab ( the top part of the left part looks like a crabs pincher) “arrives” a x on the ground digs a hole ( the knife radical looks like a hole doing down) and finds a “dao”ll (a doll)
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Donny Chen
4 years ago
A murder runs through the house holding a knife when they ARRIVE so they are ready to kill.
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Pedro Petcov Neto
4 years ago
This character looks like part of an airplane (top left) and a landing platform on the right. This shows the plane is arriving.
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Alina Tran
4 years ago
The left part of 到 reminds me of both 去 “to go” and 在 “to be in／at” , so if you’re GOING somewhere you’ll be AT, you’re ARRIVING.
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Omar Kallas
2 years ago
The left part is like the character 去 but the two components are switched upside down. So it has a meaning similar to going but in reverse.
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Sachi
1 year ago
I like to “arrive”(upside down of go) sharp (knife radical) on time.
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School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Eva Vang
1 year ago
the left side of the character looks like a person walking towards the right and then cant walk anymore because its being stopped by the knife radical. once it stopped, it arrived at its destination.
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Deron Nguyen
1 year ago
The right side looks is dao the pronnuciation and the left side lookes like qu to go, which is similar to arriving.
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School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Alex Scott
5 months ago
the left half looks 去 (to go) if it were cut in half by the knife radical on the right side and flipped, reminding me that it’s the end result of going somewhere (to arrive)
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School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Masha
5 months ago
Looks like a person knocking on the door.
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Ryan Kim
5 months ago
The character is based around the knife and the same part as the go character just flipped.
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Karen Guamarrigra
12 days ago
this character can be thought of as being faced with the doors at the metro up ARRIVING to your destination.
The bottom left reminds me of 去 so I think about what comes after “to go,” which is “to arrive”
Left top is like ”go” and under is x and it’s show where u ARRIVE
a crab ( the top part of the left part looks like a crabs pincher) “arrives” a x on the ground digs a hole ( the knife radical looks like a hole doing down) and finds a “dao”ll (a doll)
A murder runs through the house holding a knife when they ARRIVE so they are ready to kill.
This character looks like part of an airplane (top left) and a landing platform on the right. This shows the plane is arriving.
The left part of 到 reminds me of both 去 “to go” and 在 “to be in／at” , so if you’re GOING somewhere you’ll be AT, you’re ARRIVING.
The left part is like the character 去 but the two components are switched upside down. So it has a meaning similar to going but in reverse.
I like to “arrive”(upside down of go) sharp (knife radical) on time.
the left side of the character looks like a person walking towards the right and then cant walk anymore because its being stopped by the knife radical. once it stopped, it arrived at its destination.
The right side looks is dao the pronnuciation and the left side lookes like qu to go, which is similar to arriving.
the left half looks 去 (to go) if it were cut in half by the knife radical on the right side and flipped, reminding me that it’s the end result of going somewhere (to arrive)
Looks like a person knocking on the door.
The character is based around the knife and the same part as the go character just flipped.
this character can be thought of as being faced with the doors at the metro up ARRIVING to your destination.