wound in Mandarin

You can remember the meaning of 伤口 with this easy mnemonic:

When little I had a tendency to injure (伤) the insides of my mouth (口). There would be blisters and wounds.

Using mnemonics to remember the meaning of Chinese characters like can have an enormous impact on how long to learn Mandarin it takes.

• 伤
• 口

• 伤心
• 人口
• 创伤
• 口袋
• 受伤
• 悲伤
• 门口
• 口香糖
• 出口
• 损伤
• 口径
• 伤口
• 入口
• 开口
• 伤害
• 借口

The reading of 伤口 is shāng kǒu.

You can remember how to say 伤口 with this useful mnemonic:

Cleaning the mouth with some (shāng) salt and warm water is what Mum coaxed (kǒu) me to do.

Using mnemonics to remember the reading of Chinese vocabulary like has a huge impact on how long to learn Mandarin it takes.

Learning vocabulary like wound and the rest of the Mandarin written language can take as little as one year, or as long as a lifetime. Our Mandarin language learners find that using helpful mnemonics can aid retention of Chinese Mandarin vocabulary and characters.

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