This character looks like someone’s looking through menu or list of things to BOOK something
Ken Saengkla
2 years ago
There’s a speech radical on the left and someone with a hat on, ready for a vacation, pre-booking a ticket for his flight and hotel.
Jinu Shim
2 years ago
Speech radical on the left and the right looks like the alphabet J.
Ammna
1 year ago
i and J
Ari Harris
1 year ago
The phrase “一言为定!” means “It’s settled.” This character means to book- which is something you do when you have a settled plan, whether it be a hotel room or a flight.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Seung Guk Park
1 year ago
This character looks like talking to kiosk service, which means “to pre-book”
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Eva Vang
1 year ago
the speech radical looks like an “i”, and the second radical looks like a counter. together it looks like the information counter you find at airports or travel agencies, where you can inquire or book things.
Linh Hoang
1 year ago
left is the speech radical, right looks like a J.
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Jose Luis Garcia
1 year ago
It looks like a tiny chef carrying a big tray ready to serve
McKenna Lipkin
8 months ago
The right hand side kind of reminds me a check mark, and the left is a part of 打算 的打, so you can remember that is is about booking a plan (hotel, flight, etc)
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Ansh Gandhi
2 months ago
The left side is the speech radical and the right side looks like a “T”, so I think of it as when you want to BOOK something you SPEAK To the ticket office.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Hannia
2 months ago
I remember this because it has the radical of speech and on the right side, it has another component that reminds me of 打，which is used when you act upon something. Like 打电话
Nurbol
2 months ago
The left radical is speaking radical. When you PREBOOK or reserve something, you often do it by speaking or talking
Kiran
2 months ago
Whem I think of a hotel i think of the ding sound an elelvator makes, and when I think of booking something I think of a hotel
This character looks like someone’s looking through menu or list of things to BOOK something
There’s a speech radical on the left and someone with a hat on, ready for a vacation, pre-booking a ticket for his flight and hotel.
Speech radical on the left and the right looks like the alphabet J.
i and J
The phrase “一言为定!” means “It’s settled.” This character means to book- which is something you do when you have a settled plan, whether it be a hotel room or a flight.
This character looks like talking to kiosk service, which means “to pre-book”
the speech radical looks like an “i”, and the second radical looks like a counter. together it looks like the information counter you find at airports or travel agencies, where you can inquire or book things.
left is the speech radical, right looks like a J.
It looks like a tiny chef carrying a big tray ready to serve
The right hand side kind of reminds me a check mark, and the left is a part of 打算 的打, so you can remember that is is about booking a plan (hotel, flight, etc)
The left side is the speech radical and the right side looks like a “T”, so I think of it as when you want to BOOK something you SPEAK To the ticket office.
I remember this because it has the radical of speech and on the right side, it has another component that reminds me of 打，which is used when you act upon something. Like 打电话
The left radical is speaking radical. When you PREBOOK or reserve something, you often do it by speaking or talking
Whem I think of a hotel i think of the ding sound an elelvator makes, and when I think of booking something I think of a hotel