"四百元"
Translation:Four hundred yuan
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1) top horizontal stroke, 2) slanted stroke, 3) vertical stroke on the left, 4) the "corner" stroke that is the top and right side of the "box," 5) horizontal line inside the box, 6) horizontal line that is the bottom of the box.
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Pleco app is the best assistance in learning Chinese language. Especially for writing and stroke order. I also use HelloChinese along with Duolingo.
Chinese is so difficult, imagine doing maths in Chinese,i can't- Ps: i respect people who speak and learn Chinese.
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Its hard i'll tell you that, half the time i need to guess what they're trying to tell me
RMB stands for RenMinBi. This is the name of China's currency, as USD is the name of America's currency and GBP is the name of the UK's currency. This is not the word you use after a number to show the amount of money. 元 (or more formally, 圆）given in English as "yuan", is the word for the basic unit of money in RMB. That is equivalent to "dollar" for USD or "pound" for GBP. However, in speaking, most people say 块 instead of 元， which is sort of like saying "bucks" instead of "dollars".
零 -líng- 0 — -yī -1 二 -èr -2 三 -sān-3 四 -sì -4 五 -wǔ -5 六 -liù -6 七 -qì -7 八 -bā -8 九 -ji -9 十 -shí 10 百 -bǎi -hundred
What is Yuan? I don't know Can you explain it to me? If it is Korean, I will be thanks to you! Because I am Korean.. Sorry I am not good at English
Or if you explain it in English, I will translate into Korean! Please let me know :(
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My answer 四百元 always gets accepted but then it shows me the actual correct solution is 四佰元 but 佰 is not bǎi as we learned it first. I already looked it up and my apple dictionary says 佰 also means hundred but why does Duo teach us the one thing and then wants something else. Or did I miss something?
Chinese has a lot of synonyms Sometimes characters have same meaning same sound but write in different ways (佰 is not popular to use now but it's still on Chinese banknotes)
