Omar Kallas says November 2, 2022 at 1:25 am The left part is like the character 去 but the two components are switched upside down. So it has a meaning similar to going but in reverse. Log in to Reply
Alina Tran says February 3, 2021 at 1:11 am The left part of 到 reminds me of both 去 “to go” and 在 “to be in／at” , so if you’re GOING somewhere you’ll be AT, you’re ARRIVING. Log in to Reply
Pedro Petcov Neto says November 17, 2020 at 4:09 pm This character looks like part of an airplane (top left) and a landing platform on the right. This shows the plane is arriving. Log in to Reply
Donny Chen says November 13, 2020 at 5:06 pm A murder runs through the house holding a knife when they ARRIVE so they are ready to kill. Log in to Reply
Jahangir Rafiq says November 12, 2020 at 9:33 pm a crab ( the top part of the left part looks like a crabs pincher) “arrives” a x on the ground digs a hole ( the knife radical looks like a hole doing down) and finds a “dao”ll (a doll) Log in to Reply
Linda Maria Tervaniemi says October 29, 2019 at 10:57 pm Left top is like ”go” and under is x and it’s show where u ARRIVE Log in to Reply
Rosalie Dang says August 5, 2019 at 1:41 pm The bottom left reminds me of 去 so I think about what comes after “to go,” which is “to arrive” Log in to Reply
The left part is like the character 去 but the two components are switched upside down. So it has a meaning similar to going but in reverse.
The left part of 到 reminds me of both 去 “to go” and 在 “to be in／at” , so if you’re GOING somewhere you’ll be AT, you’re ARRIVING.
This character looks like part of an airplane (top left) and a landing platform on the right. This shows the plane is arriving.
A murder runs through the house holding a knife when they ARRIVE so they are ready to kill.
a crab ( the top part of the left part looks like a crabs pincher) “arrives” a x on the ground digs a hole ( the knife radical looks like a hole doing down) and finds a “dao”ll (a doll)
Left top is like ”go” and under is x and it’s show where u ARRIVE
The bottom left reminds me of 去 so I think about what comes after “to go,” which is “to arrive”