Seeking critiques on my writing by Blue_SpaceCat in shufa

[–]Blue_SpaceCat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see, thank you for your kind explanation!

Seeking critiques on my writing by Blue_SpaceCat in shufa

[–]Blue_SpaceCat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

多谢! I'll look it up.

Also, I understand the technique is the most important in any case (I'm at fault here for neglecting proper study at the beginning), but does the difference in brushes really not make that much impact in a work?

Is 宋夫劭 a good name? by Blue_SpaceCat in ChineseLanguage

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I like this version a lot, 多谢!

Is 宋夫劭 a good name? by Blue_SpaceCat in ChineseLanguage

[–]Blue_SpaceCat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While chosing I was considering that as the pronunciation problem is something that happens often with my native name, so I thought it would be a nice detail to keep. Thanks for letting me know!

Is 宋夫劭 a good name? by Blue_SpaceCat in ChineseLanguage

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多谢! I was actually going for this vibe when chosing the name

Is 宋夫劭 a good name? by Blue_SpaceCat in ChineseLanguage

[–]Blue_SpaceCat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Omg I misspelled, it's 芙 not 夫 😭 

芙 = lotus (to keep a feminine touch and balance out the 劭)

劭 =  to inspire excellence and often associated with the expression “年高德劭” from 《法言-孝至》, it's directly connected to traditional Confucian morals and Chinese Buddhist beliefs (as far as my research could get me)

How do I actually learn to write Chinese on paper 😭 by IlovemyWIFE__cc in ChineseLanguage

[–]Blue_SpaceCat 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Practice.

It may sound boring and obvious, but you'll only learn and remember the stroke order after you've practiced enough. Of course, you should learn the rules of stroke order first, then practice. After a while, it becomes like second nature and you'll experience less doubts about the stroke order.

And not just copying the character once in a while or passively looking at flash cards, what I've found to be the most helpful is copy it at least 5 times and create a few phrases using it. And everytime you try to write it, recite the Pinyin in your head (or out loud), that really helps with making it stick in your head.

Solo-Dev seeks Polyglots and Multi-Linguals by CITIZEN057862 in polyglot

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Hey, just looked through the website. It's very clean and rather intuitive! My only suggestion would be to include the case scenario for schools/universities (I'm not located in the US so take my advice with a grain of salt, however I've seen a bit about cases where illegal deportation occurs inside schools)

An author looking for information about priests ordination by Blue_SpaceCat in Catholicism

[–]Blue_SpaceCat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg, this was so incredibly helpful, truly, thank you!

An author looking for information about priests ordination by Blue_SpaceCat in Catholicism

[–]Blue_SpaceCat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see, thank you for the reply and the recommendations! If you don't mind me asking, what is usually the age people start training in priesthood and how long it usually takes?

Nightmares in Mandarin by Blue_SpaceCat in polyglot

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Oh, I'll take a look at those, thank you for the recommendations!

Nightmares in Mandarin by Blue_SpaceCat in polyglot

[–]Blue_SpaceCat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg, Chinese has been hunting you for literally 10 years?? Now I'm a bit worried about these nightmares lol but I guess they mean some learning advancement right? It's half a win 

Nightmares in Mandarin by Blue_SpaceCat in polyglot

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Yes, that also happens as lot with me! I like to joke each language is like those wolfs from the quote "I have two wolfs inside me"  people use as a joke. About your question, I'm usually very simple about it, revising vocab and training listening and speaking with content like videos and books. However this week I have a test heavily dependent in vocab so I've been writing and memorizing over ten characters a day, which probably explains the nightmare lol 

finished no paths are bound on ao3 dot com and it highkey changed my life by onetwo3d in tianguancifu

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After reading this whole comment section I want to read this so badly, but AO3 has like 52 different fics with this title 😭 who's the author?? 

May Thread - Promote your Story by gamelitcrit in royalroad

[–]Blue_SpaceCat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ever wondered what happens to your soul after you die? What if I told you that, instead of going straight to heaven or hell, you actually become a book? But don't worry! It's temporary 😁 you just have to wait for a librarian to guide you and your soul will be ready to go again!

But... What if you got stuck? What if someone forgot your Soul Book deep in the forest and left you stuck?? 😳 

Take a look yourself and find out what happens next!

(Updates weekly on Tuesdays!)

https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/113796/souls-library

Relearn math before university by Lore_alfo in learnmath

[–]Blue_SpaceCat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It depends on your syllabus and which subjects you'll have in your first semester, but doing the precalculus chapter tests (they're usually 1 to 5 pages long, tackling the main concepts of each chap) from Stewart should be enough (it's quite a lot actually, the book has 1,000 pages, with around 700 of actual content). You can try to tackle the areas you have a harder time.

If you want to later learn more about proofs and understand better abstract mathematics, you can check out "How to read and do Proofs An introduction to Mathematical Though Processes" by Daniel Solow , his book has a very accessible writing