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
3 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
3 years ago
It looks like someone who is stretching hands two sides and standing on the stand to say WORDS.
Mahrukh Shaikh
2 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
1 year 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
1 year ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
the character looks like the right part of 信 (letter), and a letter is SPEECH/WORDS written out.
Saint Joseph
8 months 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
7 months ago
It looks like a stack of papers on a table, that you can read as a “speech”
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Sara
7 months ago
Looks like four lines of text above a mouth radical, so a mouth that’s saying words
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Haya
7 months ago
This character looks like letters placed on top of a table
Mishka
7 months 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
7 months ago
It looks like something written on paper.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Anna
7 months ago
It looks like a button to turn up the volume (increase SPEECH).
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Nghia Nim
7 months ago
Words have many many layers hence the layering of the character.
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Linh Hoang
7 months ago
言 is words. If a person write some words for someone else, it becomes a letter 信 (yin)
Catherine
19 days 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.
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.