Is Chinese written in the same lines that English is written in in exercise books?
It's very hard for me to fit some characters into the standard lines of an English exercise book. Do Chinese use something different. eg. writing 齉 is not easy. I did purely learn that word for its complexity however.
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8 mm between lines
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We write characters in standard lines different from English.The space between the lines is about 8mm, allowing you a larger space to write.
Or maybe you can write on a blank paper without standard lines.
Don't be anxious,I'm always puzzled when I write complex characters as well, even if I am a native speaker.It's hard to write characters like 齉（I don't even know it's pinyin...) beautifully.
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I am Taiwanese. No one use 齉(nàng / ㄋㄤˋ). You can break it up. 鼻(nose)+囊(it's a bag eg.行囊 or something look like bag eg.毛囊) It talk about nose. I look for the detionary it mean "when you have a stuffy nose, you can't clearly talk."
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dont stop practising until u can write those complex character as other characters.
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Hi, don't have too much pressure leaarning the characters. I think there are a lot of characters that I don't know but they do exist in the dictionaries. I seldom have problem understanding the passage cause they rarely exist in the passages.
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