It loks like a person is carrying something while walking away, and the character he is carrying is car, so that means he will be “connected” to his car even when walking.
walking radical + vehicle is like communication transport meaning to connect/ to join.
Nicole Cheah
3 years ago
how i memorize this character: the character on the walking radical is that of a car. car is a form of transportation that helps people go from place to place; help connect them
Sherab Ghale
2 years ago
it looks like someone is “walking” to catch up and ‘Connect’ with their old friend.
Ariana Fahl
2 years ago
You use 连 in extreme cases. The walking radical is in this character, and so is 车 which means car. When someone cannot walk somewhere, in extreme cases they will need to drive their car there.
Munkh-Erdene Altanbaatar
1 year ago
A car on top of a walking radical makes no sense, so it is plausible to use it in an extreme-case scenario.
Amina
7 months ago
To go somewhere not only you need to walk, you “even” need a car too.
sondor
7 months ago
Someone is “walking” and CONNECTING things while walking.
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Ammna
7 months ago
use 连 in extreme cases. The walking radical is in this character, and so is 车 which means car hence if you are walking but can’t catch up you will take a car thus “lian”
Eva Vang
7 months ago
It’s the walking radical combined with 车。walking and vehicles are both ways to connect two things.
Nghia Nim
7 months ago
Lian laoshi can teach complex Chinese to ‘even’ a dummy like me!
It loks like a person is carrying something while walking away, and the character he is carrying is car, so that means he will be “connected” to his car even when walking.
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walking radical + vehicle is like communication transport meaning to connect/ to join.
how i memorize this character: the character on the walking radical is that of a car. car is a form of transportation that helps people go from place to place; help connect them
it looks like someone is “walking” to catch up and ‘Connect’ with their old friend.
You use 连 in extreme cases. The walking radical is in this character, and so is 车 which means car. When someone cannot walk somewhere, in extreme cases they will need to drive their car there.
A car on top of a walking radical makes no sense, so it is plausible to use it in an extreme-case scenario.
To go somewhere not only you need to walk, you “even” need a car too.
Someone is “walking” and CONNECTING things while walking.
use 连 in extreme cases. The walking radical is in this character, and so is 车 which means car hence if you are walking but can’t catch up you will take a car thus “lian”
It’s the walking radical combined with 车。walking and vehicles are both ways to connect two things.
Lian laoshi can teach complex Chinese to ‘even’ a dummy like me!