This character looks like someone extending out their hand as to tell you to “go on”, because they’ve ALLOWED you to do something
Hugo Obori
3 years ago
It’s like telling somebody to stand up and to something.
Tina Cvjeticanin
3 years ago
To make someone do something you often have to persuade them through speech
Sherab Ghale
2 years ago
It has a speech radical as we need to communicate in order to make someone do something.
Iva Radoman
2 years ago
It has SPEECH radical on the right and 上 （attend) on the left.Your teacher uses speech to make you engaged in classes that you are attending .
Mahrukh Riaz
2 years ago
speech radical and 上 attend = attentive, and that’s how you do or make someone do things
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
It looks like a person standing by a mike stand, which is normally a principal who MAKES students DO SOMETHING. It also has the radicals and characters meaning ‘speech’ and ‘attend’ which means someone says something to MAKE you attend to heir needs.
Danial Tajwer
1 year ago
The two components of this character can be broken down into the meanings of “speech” and “on,” a combination that aligns really nicely with the meaning of this character. When you use your words TO MAKE somebody do something, you’re essentially putting something “on” them.
Aidan Jackson Wiggins
1 year ago
让 rhymes with 上 like in 上海, so you just have to remember to put the speech radical.
Aidan Nagle
11 months ago
It looks like a person standing behind a podium making a speech.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Addie Nguyen
11 months ago
The right part (上) means above. If someone is “above” another person (in terms of authority), they can make the other person do what they say (讠) out loud.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Linh Hoang
11 months ago
MAKING someone do something is when you TALK them UP
Your mom (telling) MAKING you to get Up
This character looks like someone extending out their hand as to tell you to “go on”, because they’ve ALLOWED you to do something
It’s like telling somebody to stand up and to something.
To make someone do something you often have to persuade them through speech
It has a speech radical as we need to communicate in order to make someone do something.
It has SPEECH radical on the right and 上 （attend) on the left.Your teacher uses speech to make you engaged in classes that you are attending .
speech radical and 上 attend = attentive, and that’s how you do or make someone do things
It looks like a person standing by a mike stand, which is normally a principal who MAKES students DO SOMETHING. It also has the radicals and characters meaning ‘speech’ and ‘attend’ which means someone says something to MAKE you attend to heir needs.
The two components of this character can be broken down into the meanings of “speech” and “on,” a combination that aligns really nicely with the meaning of this character. When you use your words TO MAKE somebody do something, you’re essentially putting something “on” them.
让 rhymes with 上 like in 上海, so you just have to remember to put the speech radical.
It looks like a person standing behind a podium making a speech.
The right part (上) means above. If someone is “above” another person (in terms of authority), they can make the other person do what they say (讠) out loud.
MAKING someone do something is when you TALK them UP