Can Chinese Write Their Own Language? #shorts

Me: "CHINESE IS SO HARD! AFTER 2 YEARS I KNOW LESS THAN 0.75% OF THE LETTERS!"
Chinese native speakers: I feel your pain

So… do they just not write at all in China?

Korean is really easy to write and speak

If it can be difficult why we make it easy😅

Chinese characters means chinese alphabets right?

Wow this is relatable.. but at this rate all old languages like many Indian languages will simply vanish coz the young generation is using English these days 😢

Me : have bad handwriting
Phone and Computer: 👍🤏🤏

Xiaoma enters the chat

How can you not know how to write if you text or use computers? You have to type it all out. I'm confused...

I think japanese and korean is the most easy for me.. because theres not so many structures of letters

the written form of Chinese is more of an art form. it has not evolved like Japanese and Korean.

Shout out to me who tought all kanji was essential💀

I say this all the time, but Chinese and Japanese Kanji is harder than alphabetical words. The locals just refuse to admit it.

I think the Kanji is the same for a lot of Japanese. That is ok, though. Most American's have a hard time with English. Lol.

The boy was saying ke yi with such cute face 😂

Bros literally wants them to draw homes and buildings 💀

fascinating

Languages evolve for a reason. Maybe this needs some simplification

So they're essentially the British of Asia.

So this is how most of the wars in games I played. I noticed it's mainly because of lamguahe barrie. Sometimes even Chinese can't understand each other 🥴

How the hell they write at all then????

The man with the gray shirt and sunglasses are so handsome.

So how do they communicate?

Me who learned Hangeul in under an hour and got familiarized with it in a week: “I CAN DO ANYTHING”

Me who attempts Chinese for a week: “I can only remember how to write 1, 2, and 3. I will never recover 😭😭”

Honest question: Do Chinese people not write notes, lists, texts, or email? What writing system do they use?

The 3rd guy is so cute when he said "okay😄"

...use western character then? just write the words in the pronunciation it is

This is why I don't understand why they haven't changed their written language yet. South Korea realized that their countries literacy was really bad and changed to a simple writing system and is now known to be one of the easiest languages to learn to read.

And now you know why there’s a blank paper movement in China 😮😅😊.

Written Chinese is fiendishly hard. To be fair, though, probably the average American you stop on the street is not going to be able to spell 7 out of 10 words.

Is that actually in China? I'm surprised, I thought they had settled on characters over pinyin.

What?! Then how do they read?

Making life complicated 😅

What really

I wonder if they can write the name of their country “people’s republic of China”. I had a hard time when I was a kid, and I am still not sure if I can write democratic people’s Republic of Korea and Republic of Korea correctly as Japanese.

5000 years of culture and majority of the people are still considered illiterate...

yaa thats why i failed on my HSK lv 2 test even i studied chinese for almost 9 years from elementary school to junior highschool 🤡👍🏻

This is why king sejong invented his own alphabet lmaoo

🤦🏻‍♂️

Pin yin and simplified characters killed beush strokes. I'll bet they don't even know stroke order these days.

then wut language do they write instead of chinese?

Most stupid alphabet in the world. No offense

that's why chinese scholars in the past are really respected by the people.
i want to learn too, but it's really hard😂

When i started learning Chinese, i was clear on the goal that i can only speak & understand Chinese. Trying to be profecient in reading/writing is a waste of time.

Chinese culture is going to be exhausted very soon. Will have to send another Bodhidharma then.
We genuinely admire and care for you.

Then switch to English.....

This is why alphabet rules

I’m the worst when it comes to spelling 😅 thank goodness for spellcheck

中国語は発音が難しすぎる

So what's on like supermarket tags for toothpaste? Is it like a I can read it but I can't recreate it on my own type thing?