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no just kidding the REAL reason is:
Ancient Chinese would write using pictorial symbols (something like Egyptian hieroglyphics), like the word for shell would look like a shell, etc. Over the years, these symbols have morphed into the modern-day words, with the lines and strokes and everything, that is called Chinese today.
the simplified is an easier way to write the characters. in Taiwan, they usually use the traditional. this is happy in simplified 快乐, this is happy in traditional 快 樂. you can see the traditional has more strokes in the second character.
AnswerWe write our names in Chinese characters, in some cases, however, pinyin (the bridge between Chinese characters and the English alphabet) is also required.Yes that is true but when writing in Chinese you have to have thin writing, because if its thick it will look like a mess
Yes, Simplified Chinese characters are used in Mainland China. They were introduced in the 1950s to improve literacy rates and make Chinese characters easier to learn and write.
In Chinese, the name 'Dylan' can be written as 迪伦 (dí lún) using simplified Chinese characters, or as 迪倫 (dí lún) using traditional Chinese characters.
luke - 卢克 (Lú kè)
The Chinese language does not consist of any letters, nor does it have any characters for the Latin alphabet. Therefore, it is impossible to write the letter M in Chinese.
Using Chinese characters
I am yours
There is no letter a, chinese has characters for words, not for sounds.
家 Jiā
'Xie xie' meaning 'thanks' in Chinese can be pronounced as 'shei shei'. The Chinese characters can be written as '谢谢' in simplified characters or '謝謝' in traditional Chinese characters.
I need to put this on a name card in the Chinese symbol
MingZi 名字
游泳 you yong
You write the date using Chinese characters to write it out in this order.( month date)
中國人as Traditional Chinese中国人as Simplified Chinese
I don't have the characters, but I can write how you say it. ying wen.