See the screenshot, this mnemonic is just objectively bad.
Ok, so you see a body and head of a bull. Not helpful, because I don’t.
Maybe describe how the bull fits to the radical?
See the screenshot, this mnemonic is just objectively bad.
Ok, so you see a body and head of a bull. Not helpful, because I don’t.
Maybe describe how the bull fits to the radical?
Don’t you see the horns on top, the head, the thick bottom and the tail? It’s clearly a bull.
@Turok Thanks but Leebo posted an image below that fits the description of the mnemonic better, which is exactly why an explanation would have been nice
@Leebo thanks for the picture! I see it now
I just realized that though I was intending the body to be a salaryman style shirt and tie from the torso and up, it also looks like super spindly arms and a dress on a tiny body.
Haha no I saw the shirt and I love it
I’m too used to seeing bulls from above so that’s what came to my head
You are very talented Leebo! would you mind to draw the zombie radical as well?
I have great trouble remembering it…
You missed the opportunity to write “The leather radical Mnemonic is bulls**t”
Train of thought: Why is there a zombie radical? → Well I guess china did have its versions of zombies → oh wait, wanikani doesn’t use the standard radical names… → But what if this is standard?
The zombie radical is a simplified form of this character, 袁 (meaning long, or relaxed clothing), which is not one of the kangxi radicals. It gets used as a phonetic element sometimes.
Brilliant and unforgettable…but shoul
dn’t he be dead?
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