It looks like a 0 and a 4; part of a phone number to “call” people.
Hugo Obori
4 years ago
The first radical is obviously a mouth, and the second character shows a music tuning fork which adjusts the tone, however, here, it adjusts how you pronounce a name.
Joao Vitor Lima Assumpcao
4 years ago
It looks like a phone in the wall, one can be used to “call” people
Gloria Tsang
4 years ago
the right looks like something sharp that could be used for violence, which is why you would need to shout!
Ariel Spencer
3 years ago
The two parts of the character look like old flip phones that you would call on.
Tu Quynh Vuu
2 years ago
The characters are similar to korean characters of m, n, and i; so it looks like mni which goes to “me”
Mattis Nurit
2 years ago
I see a mouth and I imagine the “4” to be the sounds calling out a name.
gs3475
2 years ago
if you turn it sideways it kind of resembles a rotary dial phone
A. Sav
1 year ago
The left component looks like a mouth and the right component looks like a hand. Sometimes when people shout (across a room) they put their hand near their mouth. Also the right part looks like the number four and when people put their hand to their mouth its usually their four fingers.
Amy
1 year ago
It reminds me of “two mouth” calling out to each other.
Anna
1 year ago
It looks like a person holding a phone, calling someone
oumaima
1 year ago
it’s like “AY” so it’s easy to memorise
Riguel
1 year ago
A 0 and 4 represents someone’s number so you can call them.
Emily Tran
1 year ago
The second character looks like a “J” when you turn your head to the side and “jiào” starts with a “j”.
Meera Alkaabi
1 year ago
To recall writing the character 叫, you can think of it as a combination of the characters 口 (kǒu) and 又 (yòu). The 口 represents a mouth, and the 又 represents a hand. So, 叫 can be visualized as a hand pointing to a mouth, which represents someone calling or shouting.
Angela
1 year ago
Next to KOU the character looks like a korean character, na, which means me. I connect na to “me” being called.
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saruul-uujim
6 months ago
it looks like 0 and 4
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NYU Shanghai
jose luis
5 months ago
Is similar to a 0 and a 4
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NYU Shanghai
Diovanna Negeski
5 months ago
To memorize this character I thought of an inverted 40
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NYU Shanghai
Brenna
5 months ago
As the box is defining the mouth radical, it might be good to remember the mouth shape trying to eat the stick snacks that is expressed on the left side. “You are being CALLED out for eating the stick snack”
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NYU Shanghai
Kiran
5 months ago
0 and a 4 is like 02 from Darling in the Franxx and that is her name so like name/call
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NYU Shanghai
Syed Muhammad Ali Naqvi
5 months ago
The kou radical looks like an ear with the other part representing hand beckoning. This just means you are calling them to lend a ear.
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NYU Shanghai
Chu ge
5 months ago
it looks like a right side, a person holding sth and talkin , the left side is standing with a big mouth
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NYU Shanghai
Samira Salamova
5 months ago
looks like an opened mouth.
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NYU Shanghai
Tristan Wong
5 months ago
To make a “call” just push the button (the kou) and dial 4.
Sanath
1 month ago
The right component reminds me of the number with the first stroke slanted more upward
that’s a 0 and a 4
It looks like a 0 and a 4; part of a phone number to “call” people.
The first radical is obviously a mouth, and the second character shows a music tuning fork which adjusts the tone, however, here, it adjusts how you pronounce a name.
It looks like a phone in the wall, one can be used to “call” people
the right looks like something sharp that could be used for violence, which is why you would need to shout!
The two parts of the character look like old flip phones that you would call on.
The characters are similar to korean characters of m, n, and i; so it looks like mni which goes to “me”
I see a mouth and I imagine the “4” to be the sounds calling out a name.
if you turn it sideways it kind of resembles a rotary dial phone
The left component looks like a mouth and the right component looks like a hand. Sometimes when people shout (across a room) they put their hand near their mouth. Also the right part looks like the number four and when people put their hand to their mouth its usually their four fingers.
It reminds me of “two mouth” calling out to each other.
It looks like a person holding a phone, calling someone
it’s like “AY” so it’s easy to memorise
A 0 and 4 represents someone’s number so you can call them.
The second character looks like a “J” when you turn your head to the side and “jiào” starts with a “j”.
To recall writing the character 叫, you can think of it as a combination of the characters 口 (kǒu) and 又 (yòu). The 口 represents a mouth, and the 又 represents a hand. So, 叫 can be visualized as a hand pointing to a mouth, which represents someone calling or shouting.
Next to KOU the character looks like a korean character, na, which means me. I connect na to “me” being called.
it looks like 0 and 4
Is similar to a 0 and a 4
To memorize this character I thought of an inverted 40
As the box is defining the mouth radical, it might be good to remember the mouth shape trying to eat the stick snacks that is expressed on the left side. “You are being CALLED out for eating the stick snack”
0 and a 4 is like 02 from Darling in the Franxx and that is her name so like name/call
The kou radical looks like an ear with the other part representing hand beckoning. This just means you are calling them to lend a ear.
it looks like a right side, a person holding sth and talkin , the left side is standing with a big mouth
looks like an opened mouth.
To make a “call” just push the button (the kou) and dial 4.
The right component reminds me of the number with the first stroke slanted more upward