Hanzi Practice: 333 Hanzi-in-a-Day

Hanzi Practice
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
Free Excerpt with 90 Hanzi
by Claus Liepke
A New Approach to Writing & Learning Hundreds of Chinese Characters within Hours
Hanzi Practice
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
(Free Excerpt with 90 Hanzi)
(www.Hanzi-Sudoku.com)
by Claus Liepke
A New Approach to Writing & Learning Hundreds of Chinese Characters within Hours
dedicated to Nalan
www.Hanzi-Sudoku.com
Hanzi Practice 333 Hanzi-in-a-Day

(Free excerpt with 90 Hanzi - purchase the original eBook at Lulu.com)
A new approach to writing & learning hundreds of Chinese characters within hours
Generations of students have experienced many months of frustrating learning efforts caused by poor language learning methodology. A new mind blowing learning technology introduced in this course book will revolutionize the access to the Chinese and Japanese languages. Writing and memorizing of Chinese characters can now easily be done. Chinese characters (Hanzi) - also used in the Japanese language (Kanji) - are arranged by their 'looks' (shape) instead of their meanings. Small groups of five similar characters each will help you to save precious time exercising writing and reading. Learning speed will be improved by creating a solid base of at least 333 Hanzi just within hours. And this will boost your motivation to learn the Chinese language. Get ready for the Asian Century. Please refer to www.Hanzi-Sudoku.com for free Chinese & Japanese related language learning materials like crossword puzzles or Sudoku with Chinese characters.
We are looking for Chinese language related webmasters to arrange other language versions of this eBook (up to 50/50 royalties split) at Lulu.com. Please contact us: Translation (at) Hanzi-Sudoku.com Interested in placing an ad in this eBook? Please send your inquiries to: Marketing (at) Hanzi-Sudoku.com
Hanzi (at) Hanzi-Sudoku.com
2006 by Claus Liepke
Hanzi Sudoku - learning Chinese characters while solving Sudoku Puzzles
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Hanzi Practice
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5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
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1-5 6 - 10 11 - 15 16 - 20 21 - 25 26 - 30 31 - 35 36 - 40 41 - 45 46 - 50 51 - 55 56 - 60 61 - 65 66 - 70 71 - 75 76 - 80 81 - 85 86 - 90
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333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
Many years of educational research unveiled a stunning fact: Chinese characters are traditionally introduced by their contextual meanings instead of their shape. And this considerably slowed down the language acquisition process. This course book offers a new approach to writing and learning Chinese characters (Hanzi in the Chinese language, Kanji in the Japanese language). By arranging the Hanzi in small groups of similar shape on tracing sheets your learning performance will be increased. Our brain really loves motoric reinforcement while learning through writing practice. Little numbers attached to some strokes are explaining the correct stroke order and writing direction. In contrast to all other educational resources the numbers will only be displayed where necessary as your feeling of the correct writing and stroke order will grow from page to page. Readings (or pronunciation) are given in Mandarin romanization (Pinyin). Meanings of each Chinese character should be regarded as a description of a picture, as Hanzi are pictograms. This will help you to get a feeling of each character. Don't learn the Hanzi by heart, feel & understand them as you would do with other pictures and photos, too. If you are totally new to the Chinese language, please make use of additional resources and concentrate on writing and meanings while using this course book. Use only one line of the tracing sheet per Hanzi and training cycle - repeating of the readings and meanings of the Hanzi will help you to kill practice time :-) If in doubt how to write a Hanzi please use your experience: When there is no number displayed, the stroke order and writing is as you have previously learned (assuming that you started this course book from the very beginning). This course book introduces simplified Chinese characters as used in China and Singapore. 2 printed fonts of each Hanzi are displayed to help understand the small differences in their appearance especially when handwriting is concerned. In some cases traditional characters or derivations are added for your reference. All simplified Hanzi of this course book are part of the international Chinese language proficiency test HSK. For more detailed information about each Hanzi please refer to ... www.xuezhongwen.net or www.zhongwen.com or www.Chinese-Dictionary.org
No big deal, no long explanations - just print out this eBook and get your (soft) pencils ready. Please feel free to contact the author for feedback or to write a review [Kanji Sudoku Blog] - at least spread the word to help other students of the Chinese language to save practice time. Thank you for downloading this eBook.
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
Chinese Characters 1-5
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yi1
one
1 2
er4
two
san1
three
1 2
ren2
benevolence, kindness
1 2
lan2
orchid
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Chinese Characters 6 - 10
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
2 3
kou3
mouth; opening
2 1 6
hui2 return; turn around; number of times

1 4
pin3 article, commoditiy; character; personality

7 8 9 10
qi4 instrument; utensil, tool; ability, talent

2 1 3
kou4 fasten; detain; withhold, discount;
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
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ri4 sun; day; Japan
yue1
say; call
chang1
prosperous; good
chang4
sing, chant
jing1 crystal; brilliant; bright
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333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
jiu4
old; former
dan4
daybreak, dawn
dan4
but, however; only
dan1
shoulder a burden
dan3
courage; gall (bladder)
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
1 2
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bai2
white; clear
bo2 uncle (father`s elder brother); count (nobility rank)

1 2 4
pa4 fear; frightened; maybe
pai1 clap; beat of music; shoot, take a picture

1 3
bai3
hundred; numerous
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333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
mu4
eye; table of contents

1 2 3
lei4
tears
1 3
mang2
blind; blurred
mao4 go up (smoke etc.); incautious; rash; deceitful

3 1
mao4
hat, cap etc.
10
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
1
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zi4
self; personal
zan2 we; I, me (in Northern China)
7 8
10
xi1 breath; news; stop, end

1 3 2
shou3 head; leader; first, beginning

10 11
dao4 road; way; method; Tao
11
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333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
tian2
field, cultivated land

1 2
fen4
exert oneself; invigorate

1
miao2
sprout; descendant
2 1
mao1
cat
miao2
draw; sketch, trace
12
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
2 1 3 4
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mu4
tree; wood
lin2
forest, grove
sen1
forest; dark and obscure

5
shu4
skill, art, technique

6 7 8
shu4
mention, state, explain
13
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333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
jie2
hero; outstanding
1
jia4 scaffold; rack; stand

1 4
ran3
dye; get infected

1
zhuo1
table
rong2
glory, honor; lush
14
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
1
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cai3
pick up; gather, collect
cai4
vegetable, greens
9
cai3 coloring, makeup; brilliant; prize money
cai3
watch, notice
6 7
cai3
trample, step upon
15
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333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
dai1
stupid, dull; stay
bao3
guard, protect; guarantee
zao3
bathe
cao1 hold; manage; exercise; drill

1 3
zao4
dry, arid; impatient
16
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
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wei4
not yet
wei4 taste, odor, flavor

1 3 2
mei4
younger sister
zhu1
tree, trunk, stump
1 3 4
zhu1
pearl; drop
17
Hanzi Practice 7
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
1 2
jian3
invitation card, letter

1 5
shu4
bind; bundle
su4
quick; speed
4 2
ci4 thorn; sting; assassinate

1 4
ce4
plan, scheme
18
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
4
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mi3
(uncooked) rice
lei4
species, kind, sort

7
zhan1
glue, attach, paste
mi2 confused; astray; enchant

1 2 6
mi2
riddle, puzzle
19
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333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
ye4 trade; business; profession; task

1 4
ya4 rank next, second (in excellence); Asia
xian3
evident; expose, display
shi1
wet, humid
2
hu2
pot, jug, jar
20
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
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1 3
gong1 labor(er), work(er); be skilled in
jiang1
large river; Yangtze River
kang2
to shoulder, lift
2 1
zuo3 left side; east side; improper

1 3 7
wu1
witch, wizard
21
Hanzi Practice 1
333 Hanzi-in-a-Day
hu4
each other, mutually

1 3
wu3
five
1
wu3
five (on documents)
wu4
become aware of, realize

1 2
yu3
language; word
22
Hanzi Practice
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Automatic language selection - currently supported: German, English, French, Italian, Spanish Colourful user interface Level choice (Medium or Difficult) Background image choice Restart option Input mode for devices without numpad Input mode for devices with both joypad and numpad "Show solution" option (both for the complete grid and for a single 3x3 box only) "New puzzle" option
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M-Kanji-SuDoKu is based on an idea by www.Kanji-Sudoku.com

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2006 by Claus Liepke

Hanzi Sudoku - learning Chinese characters while solving Sudoku Puzzles

Chinese Characters 1-5

hui2 return; turn around; number of times

pin3 article, commoditiy; character; personality

qi4 instrument; utensil, tool; ability, talent

kou4 fasten; detain; withhold, discount;

ri4 sun; day; Japan

jing1 crystal; brilliant; bright

but, however; only

courage; gall (bladder)

bo2 uncle (father`s elder brother); count (nobility rank)

pa4 fear; frightened; maybe

pai1 clap; beat of music; shoot, take a picture

eye; table of contents

mao4 go up (smoke etc.); incautious; rash; deceitful

hat, cap etc.

zan2 we; I, me (in Northern China)

xi1 breath; news; stop, end

shou3 head; leader; first, beginning

dao4 road; way; method; Tao

field, cultivated land

exert oneself; invigorate

draw; sketch, trace

forest; dark and obscure

skill, art, technique

mention, state, explain

jia4 scaffold; rack; stand

dye; get infected

glory, honor; lush

pick up; gather, collect

cai3 coloring, makeup; brilliant; prize money

trample, step upon

stupid, dull; stay

guard, protect; guarantee

cao1 hold; manage; exercise; drill

dry, arid; impatient

wei4 taste, odor, flavor

tree, trunk, stump

invitation card, letter

ci4 thorn; sting; assassinate

species, kind, sort

glue, attach, paste

mi2 confused; astray; enchant

ye4 trade; business; profession; task

ya4 rank next, second (in excellence); Asia

evident; expose, display

pot, jug, jar

gong1 labor(er), work(er); be skilled in

large river; Yangtze River

zuo3 left side; east side; improper

each other, mutually

five (on documents)

become aware of, realize

M-Kanji-SuDoKu is based on an idea by www.Kanji-Sudoku.com

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