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Chinese Radical Database (+ Flashcards)

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Master Chinese radicals, the building blocks of characters.


Before learning Chinese characters, I recommend getting a grasp of radicals, the building blocks of characters. The use of radicals helps to break down, categorize, remember, write, and find characters more easily since there is no alphabet. This database will cover all 214 Chinese radicals, providing usage examples to aid in your understanding of Mandarin writing.

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Xannah

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1 year ago

The base of Chinese characters

This database is really useful. It settles down the basis of Chinese characters.

Mellonie

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1 year ago

Wonderful experience

Hello! I’d firstly like to thank Danyo Pang for creating such great resources that helped me so much in learning Chinese. As a beginner, I found this material very useful and easy to use! The design was accesible at any time and I love using it. I guess I’m feeling confident when learning Chinese thanks to these materials! I’d definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants to start the journey in learning Chinese! Keep up the good work!

Mifta F.

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1 year ago

Very Useful

Thank you. Your resource is really well organized and easy to understand!

Clara

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2 years ago

Very useful!

Well-made database

Clara

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2 years ago

Very useful!

Well-made database

Sara

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2 years ago

It was well written pdf

I like the product

Ria M.

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2 years ago

Incredibly Useful!

This is my first introduction to Notion. The Radical Database is extremely useful and interesting, I feel I will get a lot of worthwhile study material from this, a great resource!

JC

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2 years ago

Great!

Great!

Lulu

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2 years ago

Never taught in class

I'm really grateful for this database! I studied Mandarin Chinese in university but we never went over radicals. I feel like i'm missing a lot of context and meaning when studying both new and old characters. I'm really excited to finally fill in the missing gaps. Thank you for creating this resource!