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Have you tried our Chinesewriter?
http://www.trainchinese.com/v1/a_all/writer.php
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get a paper and PRACTICE PRACTICE and PRACTICE :)
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You must watch out the stroke order and it is absolutely necessary as it will help you to memorize the Chinese Characters. I agree with Meirbek87, you need to keep on practice by writing the Chinese characters over and over again. Sub-consciously, you somehow remember how to write the Chinese character.
Try it! It work for me.......
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Hi the radical (部首) of 我 is 戈.
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俺 (dialect) we, our, us (excluding the person spoken to); I, my, me
吾 (lit.) I, my, we, our
朕 I, me (used by an emperor)
老子 father; I (used arrogantly or jocularly)
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swipe on the list and then click rename.
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我 (wǒ) is used to refer to the speaker or writer, or to refer to a group that includes the speaker or writer. It is also used to refer to oneself, or to refer to a group of people in general.
For example, when talking about one's own family, 我 (wǒ) can be used to refer to the family as a whole, e.g. 我家 (wǒ jiā) meaning "my family". It can also be used to refer to oneself, e.g. 我是 (wǒ shì) meaning "I am".
In contrast, other pronouns such as 你 (nǐ) and 他 (tā) are used to refer to someone other than the speaker or writer, or to refer to a group that does not include the speaker or writer.
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