First step in understanding Chinese language

The first step in understanding the Chinese language is to understand the culture and the very essence of traditionalism. 

Each and every character in the  Chinese language carries and reflects a definite meaning and it conjointly creates a character with logic intact. In accordance with the traditional phonology of china, the syllable in the Chinese language carries initial and finals. The initiation most commonly is the consonantal beginning while the final represents the excluding part of the initial. 

For example,你 (Nǐ ) n is the initial while i is the final. There are total 21 initials and 38 finals exist and four tones are used in the Chinese language tones specifically important and evident at the time of the conversation.

This article would give a sneak peek on the basic words and characters in Chinese that are considered as the initial steps of learning Chinese.

a) 

Nǐ means you and the picture would be able to make you understand writing the character.

strokes of character Nǐ

There are seven strokes while writing the character and each stroke represents a dialect.

b)

Hǎo 好 which means it is good or good.

Here, the character hao is being written using 6 strokes. hence, the meaning of these two characters co-jointly isNǐ Hǎo " how are you?".

The fact here is that the separate meaning of characters could be joined, but it would bring something collaborative as well and this enhances the beauty of the language as well.