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Kang Xi Radicals 1-20
1. 一 (one) (yī)
2. 丨 (line) (gǔn)
3. 丶 (dot) (zhǔ)
4. 丿 (slash) (piě)
5. ä¹™ (second) (yÇ)
6. 亅 (hook) (jué)
7. 二 (two) (èr)
8. äº (lid) (tóu)
9. 人 (human) (rén)
9′. 亻 (standing human)
10. 儿 (legs) (ér)
11. 入 (enter) (rù)
12. å…« (eight) (bÄ)
13. 冂 (down box) (jiǒng)
14. 冖 (cover) (mì)
15. 冫 (ice) (bīng)
16. å‡ (table) (jÄ«)
17. 凵 (open [...]
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Oh 加拿大! Bilingual today, trilingue demain?
Français, English, ä¸æ–‡? – the trilingual ATM of a major Canadian bank blinked at me. Back from Asia after a 12 year absence, I was impressed. No need to wait until 2020 after all. å…¨çƒæ±‰è¯ – Global Hànyǔ (Mandarin) had arrived in Canada’s largest city. 汉è¯çƒ, eh?
But is Global Hànyǔ [...]
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How to write the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac