On a positive note, learning Chinese might not be as hard as you think… there are no tenses, verb form never changes, and there are no plurals in nouns neither…
The complicated Chinese family tree
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2016-2-8{128}(#2091@4096)+2
This is cool, Chinese learners, if your head is already spinning, wait until you learn how to WRITE them. :)
-littlesweetbean(Café);
2016-2-8(#2094@4096)
Obviously, the traditional Chinese culture focuses a lot on family relationships, that's why there are so many distinguishing terms just for a word "uncle". :)
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2016-2-9(#2096@4096)
On a positive note, learning Chinese might not be as hard as you think… there are no tenses, verb form never changes, and there are no plurals in nouns neither…
-littlesweetbean(Café);
2016-2-9(#2097@4096)
That's true. I always say that Chinese is like Lego, very easy to learn and use.
-sailor(Ocean & Mountain);
2016-2-11(#2098@4096)
"very easy?", I wouldn't go that far…
-littlesweetbean(Café);
2016-2-11(#2101@4096)