We learned that 信 is a letter, so we write 言 inside the letter.
Tony Kinninger
4 years ago
Speech has volume. This character looks like when you turn up the volume, at the bottom there is a “cero”, then you turn it up 2 lines, until you reach the top or the roof.
Tara Nair
4 years ago
I know that this character means speech because it kind of looks like text on a paper, thus reading a speech
Damya Bhatia
4 years ago
mouth radical, the speech that you give/say has a lot of *lines*
Nicole Cheah
4 years ago
how i remember this character: the way there are many horizontal lines stacked on top of each other looks like lines in a book page.
Oyunbolor Buyannemekh
4 years ago
It looks like someone who is stretching hands two sides and standing on the stand to say WORDS.
Mahrukh Shaikh
3 years ago
the lines look like lines of words from a paper and the mouth part 口 at the bottom is speaking those words (言）
Yuni Song
2 years ago
The character itself looks like words written on paper.
Luciana Emerson
2 years ago
The whole thing looks like a clipboard with the writing of a script. One would use the clip board to read their speech.
Dinobi Ibegbu
2 years ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Dinobi Ibegbu
2 years ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Dinobi Ibegbu
2 years ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Dinobi Ibegbu
2 years ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Saint Joseph
1 year ago
Write it in repetition, horizontal line three times, like san 三，and then a box under them, like kou 口. Just don’t forget the dash on top of the first line.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
ananya
1 year ago
It looks like a stack of papers on a table, that you can read as a “speech”
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Sara
1 year ago
Looks like four lines of text above a mouth radical, so a mouth that’s saying words
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Haya
1 year ago
This character looks like letters placed on top of a table
Mishka
1 year ago
It looks like a lot of letters have piled up on a table and they carry so many unopened “words”
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Viktor
1 year ago
It looks like something written on paper.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Anna
1 year ago
It looks like a button to turn up the volume (increase SPEECH).
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Nghia Nim
1 year ago
Words have many many layers hence the layering of the character.
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Linh Hoang
1 year ago
言 is words. If a person write some words for someone else, it becomes a letter 信 (yin)
Catherine
5 months ago
There’s a small pen mark on top, followed by 3 lines of “text”, then the mouth radical to show that someone is speaking.
Temuun-Orgil
3 months ago
the character looks like there are vocals coming out of the mouth hence the meaning speech
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Hannia
9 days ago
To me this is an easier character to memorize, I just think of 3 lines, the top one with an accent and a square in the bottom.
Amelie Woc
8 days ago
I like remembering this character by thinking of how a SPEECH has lines and there are 2 lines between the top component and the bottom. The bottom component is KOU which means MOUTH and you use it to say WORDS of a SPEECH.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Brenna
8 days ago
I try to remember it as the multiple horizontal line above the mouth character shoes the layers and numbers of practice you did to prepare for your SPEECH
We learned that 信 is a letter, so we write 言 inside the letter.
Speech has volume. This character looks like when you turn up the volume, at the bottom there is a “cero”, then you turn it up 2 lines, until you reach the top or the roof.
I know that this character means speech because it kind of looks like text on a paper, thus reading a speech
mouth radical, the speech that you give/say has a lot of *lines*
how i remember this character: the way there are many horizontal lines stacked on top of each other looks like lines in a book page.
It looks like someone who is stretching hands two sides and standing on the stand to say WORDS.
the lines look like lines of words from a paper and the mouth part 口 at the bottom is speaking those words (言）
The character itself looks like words written on paper.
The whole thing looks like a clipboard with the writing of a script. One would use the clip board to read their speech.
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Write it in repetition, horizontal line three times, like san 三，and then a box under them, like kou 口. Just don’t forget the dash on top of the first line.
It looks like a stack of papers on a table, that you can read as a “speech”
Looks like four lines of text above a mouth radical, so a mouth that’s saying words
This character looks like letters placed on top of a table
It looks like a lot of letters have piled up on a table and they carry so many unopened “words”
It looks like something written on paper.
It looks like a button to turn up the volume (increase SPEECH).
Words have many many layers hence the layering of the character.
言 is words. If a person write some words for someone else, it becomes a letter 信 (yin)
There’s a small pen mark on top, followed by 3 lines of “text”, then the mouth radical to show that someone is speaking.
the character looks like there are vocals coming out of the mouth hence the meaning speech
To me this is an easier character to memorize, I just think of 3 lines, the top one with an accent and a square in the bottom.
I like remembering this character by thinking of how a SPEECH has lines and there are 2 lines between the top component and the bottom. The bottom component is KOU which means MOUTH and you use it to say WORDS of a SPEECH.
I try to remember it as the multiple horizontal line above the mouth character shoes the layers and numbers of practice you did to prepare for your SPEECH