the left radical is the mouth radical-口 and on the left 少 whic means less, small or little. I remember the saying that the smallest jars make the most NOISE.
The character for mouth, 口, reminds me of how loud people can be when they talk and be very noisy. 吵 also looks like, and rhymes with, 少 which can mean less. When people are noisy, you ask them to be less noisy.
There’s a mouth radical in it, and on the right-hand side, it looks like a human face smiling, so let’s assume that this guy is noisy and talking a lot.
Since we use our mouths to talk, having the mouth radical in this character helps contribute to the fact that it means noisy. The right part looks like the words or noise coming out of the mouth.
how i memorize this character: left side radical means mouth; right side radical / character means less. together they can mean, less ability to talk because it is so noisy.
The left part of the character is the mouth radical and the right part looks like the character for small or reminds me of a word bubble in comics so it almost reminds you of someone shouting.
the left radical is the mouth radical-口 and on the left 少 whic means less, small or little. I remember the saying that the smallest jars make the most NOISE.
This has the mouth radical with another character next to it. It kind of looks like there is a lot coming out of a mouth, which is noisy.
The left character is the mouth radical, and the one in the left looks like the noise coming out of the mouth, so it reminds me of something noisy.
Smiley face with a mouth radical has to equal noisy.
吵 has the mouth radical, and the right half looks like a person jumping around, being noisy
The character for mouth, 口, reminds me of how loud people can be when they talk and be very noisy. 吵 also looks like, and rhymes with, 少 which can mean less. When people are noisy, you ask them to be less noisy.
There’s a mouth radical in it, and on the right-hand side, it looks like a human face smiling, so let’s assume that this guy is noisy and talking a lot.
Since we use our mouths to talk, having the mouth radical in this character helps contribute to the fact that it means noisy. The right part looks like the words or noise coming out of the mouth.
Mouth radical for talk.
“Mouth” breathing is ‘noisy’.
mouth radical means there is a lot of talking so it is noisy (吵）
This character means noisy. The raidcal on the left means mouth which relates to its meaning as you can make noise with your mouth.
how i memorize this character: left side radical means mouth; right side radical / character means less. together they can mean, less ability to talk because it is so noisy.
mouth radical for talk. The word 少 can mean less talk. Also the pronunciation is similar, character builds on pronunciation of shao – chao.
this one is simple. there are the mouth character and small character. when you make a LITTLE noise with your MOUTH it is already noisy.
The left part of the character is the mouth radical and the right part looks like the character for small or reminds me of a word bubble in comics so it almost reminds you of someone shouting.
this character has the mouth radical on the left and the words coming out on the right, talking and making a lot of noise
The pronounciation of this is “chao” which is goodbye in spanish. Spanish speakers tend to be very loud and noisy…
the left part is the mouth radical and the right part looks like 少, so when someone is too *noisy* you tell them with your *mouth* to be *less*noisy.