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** https://www.thechairmansbao.com/is-it-worth-studying-traditional-characters/ NOTE: This is not a traditional vs. simplified argument. This is aimed at people studying Chinese in simplified characters, wondering whether they should spend some time studying traditional characters as well. When I chose to move to Taiwan instead of Mainland China, one of my classmates said “Why are you doing that? You’ll have to use traditional characters!” So after a year of studying simplified characters, I moved to a country where 认识 ( renshi ; to know (someone)) became 認識. In all honesty, at first I felt like I was drowning, but I can’t regret the time and energy traditional characters took to study. There are definite advantages and disadvantages to studying traditional characters, my friends who have never studied them seem none the worse off.  So is the time and energy worth it?  Would I do it again? I’ve put together a list of 5 areas of Chinese where a knowledge of traditiona...

** https://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/Comparing_%22hui,%22_%22neng,%22_%22keyi%22 Comparing "hui," "neng," "keyi" Level   B1 Similar to Expressing ability or possibility with "neng"  (A1) Expressing permission with "keyi" (A1) The use of Taiwanese Mandarin "hui"  (B2) Used for Describing actions ,  Expressing ability ,  Expressing possibility , Expressing permission with "keyi" ,  Requesting Keywords 会 ,  能 ,  可以 Translations can ,  able The three  modal verbs   会 (huì) , 能 (néng) , and 可以 (kěyǐ) are all often translated as " can " in English. Sometimes they are explained as: 会 means "know how to," 能 means "to be able to," and 可以 means "to have permission to." In reality, their usage does overlap somewhat. Contents  [ hide ]  1   Basic Meanings 2   Expressing Ability 2.1   Structure 2.2  ...