english像汉语拼音一样记单词 一眼认出单词的意思（English like Chinese Pinyin words as a recognized word）.docVIP

english像汉语拼音一样记单词 一眼认出单词的意思（English like Chinese Pinyin words as a recognized word） Please think about the English who invented it? The British people! British people do you know Chinese? Incognizance！ So the British people need to remember the word in the English word you Chinese? No need, British English textbooks no Chinese characters, how to remember the meaning of Chinese words? So since the British English do not need to remember (or simply do not see) the meaning of Chinese words, so Chinese learn English why to remember the meaning of Chinese words? This approach we do not feel strange? However, due to Chinese when learning English in the Chinese vocabulary, so you dont feel instead of back Chinese characters what strange. In fact, think carefully, this behavior is really very strange, strange is not rooted in itself, but in Chinese generally not directly identify the meaning of an English word, so had to rely on Chinese symbols to help mechanical memorizing English words mean, so to learn English not only make an unnecessary move, symbolic memory and will inevitably fall into the disaster in the endless sea of tribulations. In fact, English words and Chinese characters, there are many radicals, you can know the radicals according to them directly to guess the meaning of words, although not to say one hundred percent but at least you can guess, guess about, at least someone told you the word meaning you can understand it to see light suddenly. This can greatly enhance your ability of the English words of knowledge, truly know a word and its Chinese meaning only as a general reference. Give some examples: For example, the word representative, please dont tell me you know this word, you dont know this word, you are only relationship with your memory to remember this string of letters and two Chinese characters symbol representative in between, so you will be more work to learn English? Let me tell you why this word is Representation. Re is a radical in English