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Transcript
You have already learned 5 of the most common characters
on the menu.
You learned them using some pretty neat animations.
That technique helps to learn a lot of characters, particularly
the commonest ones.
Characters can also be combined with each other to make
more complex characters.
Sometimes the meanings of components gives you a good idea
of the meaning of the combination character.
But often they don’t. They can seem very abstract indeed.
But don’t be disheartened!
These tricky characters are an opportunity to let your imagination
run wild.
The wilder, more ridiculous and absurd the mem... ...the more
memorable it will be.
So check out the mems that other people are using
to learn, and don’t be afraid to try adding your own!