the mouth on the left looks like an open mouth. which is what your mouth looks like when you say “ya”
Luciana Emerson
2 years ago
the left looks like an a and the right looks like a y backwards its ya
Addie Nguyen
1 year ago
The left part of the character looks like a boxing sandbag, while the right part looks like a person is using their elbow and leg to attack the sandbag. I could imagine the person saying, “Hey ya,” before making a Kungfu strike.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Meeera
1 year ago
To recall writing the character 呀, you can break it down into its components: 口 (kǒu) meaning “mouth” and 牙 (yá) meaning “tooth”. Start with the 口 shape and add the 牙 stroke inside.
Iskander
1 year ago
呀 looks like letter “Я” from russian and kazakh alphabet. That is why its easy for me to remember it!
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Olzhas Suleimanov
10 months ago
It is like mouth and the character which is alike with Russian “I” or “Myself”
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Julie
10 months ago
The right part of the character looks like someone doing a karate kick screaming “YA” while trying to hit the plank (left part of the character) in front of them (I used a practice guinea pig for my friend who is a black belt in karate, so sometimes I was the left part of the character).
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
chuge
10 months ago
it looks like a Mongolian character Я and starts with kou
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
jose luis
10 months ago
it seems like a window (left side) and an R turned to the other side
the mouth on the left looks like an open mouth. which is what your mouth looks like when you say “ya”
the left looks like an a and the right looks like a y backwards its ya
The left part of the character looks like a boxing sandbag, while the right part looks like a person is using their elbow and leg to attack the sandbag. I could imagine the person saying, “Hey ya,” before making a Kungfu strike.
To recall writing the character 呀, you can break it down into its components: 口 (kǒu) meaning “mouth” and 牙 (yá) meaning “tooth”. Start with the 口 shape and add the 牙 stroke inside.
呀 looks like letter “Я” from russian and kazakh alphabet. That is why its easy for me to remember it!
It is like mouth and the character which is alike with Russian “I” or “Myself”
The right part of the character looks like someone doing a karate kick screaming “YA” while trying to hit the plank (left part of the character) in front of them (I used a practice guinea pig for my friend who is a black belt in karate, so sometimes I was the left part of the character).
it looks like a Mongolian character Я and starts with kou
it seems like a window (left side) and an R turned to the other side