
r/Hanzi

‘Dog’ in Viet, Tay, Muong, Zhuang, and Diejiu
Relearning Chinese symbols
So I grew up in a Chinese household, so I know a lot of chinese and am completely fluent in speaking, however I can't read nor write(in China i'm what is called a wen mang) and I actually really want to move back to China when I'm older and retire, but also because I need to visit relatives so I want to become fluent again(as I moved to the UK when I was young and at that time I could write and read pretty fluently) but now I pretty much can't so what would be the best way to learn Chinese now? Also I'm sure there are plenty of people with similar experiences so I would like some advice.
Two figures from "Understanding Chinese Characters" (edoardo fazzioli)
(p19/20), was wondering if anyone's read or is reading the book and wants to share thoughts on it
[Sinosphere] The names of the five main climate groups in the Köppen climate classification in major CJKV languages
- Vietnamese: Quốc Âm Tân Tự - Chữ Hán - Chữ Quốc ngữ
- Korean: Hangul - Hanja - Romaja
- Chinese: Zhuyin - Traditional Hanzi - Pinyin
- Japanese: Hiragana - Kanji - Rōmaji