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Hi! Not all modern Chinese characters (especially simplified ones) are hieroglyphs. In other words, not all Chinese characters are derived from pictures. There are altogether six methods of forming Chinese characters, which are categorized by scholars whose special field is in the historical development of Chinese characters. Currently our apps do not provide such specialized knowledge, but we have a quite useful app targeted at mastering Chinese characters in a fun way. Please check out our Chinese Writer, which incorporates the writing practice into a fun game.
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Not all of the simplified characters are hieroglphs
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您 (nín) is often used in formal settings as a respectful form of address for someone older or of higher status. It is less commonly used in informal settings, where the more casual 你 (nǐ) is more common.
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您 (nín) is a more formal and polite way of addressing someone than 你 (nǐ). It is used to show respect to someone who is older or of higher status. For example, when addressing a teacher, a customer service representative, or a stranger, it is more appropriate to use 您. 你 (nǐ) is more commonly used when addressing someone who is younger or of lower status, such as a friend, a classmate, or a family member.
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