Native Speaker Tries Skritter (Chinese)

Chinese characters are famous for being immensely difficult- can an app change that? Find out as a bilingual native speaker tries Skritter! ~TIME STAMPS~ 0:00 || Intro 0:57 || First Impression + lesson 4:36 || Traditional vs Simplified 6:36 || Stroke Order Lesson 10:35 || What's the value proposition? 11:33 || Paid Version Differences 15:49 || Conclusion TL:DR It's a great solution, but what was the problem?? It's not that I don't like the app, but there's only a few things you need to learn Chinese characters, and they can all be found on the web for free [see below], so why should I pay $15/month for the same information and resources? And since the majority of real world writing is done on paper and pencil, I feel like that is still the better way to practice writing 汉字. FREE RESOURCES -------------------------------------------------------- Chinese Handwriting Tutorial:    • How to Write Better Chinese Characters - F...   Stroke Order Look-up: https://www.hanzi5.com Make Practice Grids: https://www.purpleculture.net/chinese... Make Flashcards: https://quizlet.com Hanping Lite Dictionary: https://bit.ly/312Sw5x DISCOUNTS -------------------------------------------------------- Du Chinese: https://www.duchinese.net ✧✧10% OFF with code: ABCHINESE✧✧ Dong Chinese: ✧✧20% OFF with code: ABCHINESE✧✧ https://www.dong-chinese.com Ninchanese: ✧✧20% OFF with code: ABCHINESE✧✧ https://ninchanese.com ✧FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA✧ 🔴 Youtube ✈ https://bit.ly/2JU3IbG 👤 Facebook ✈   / abchinese.youtube   📸 Instagram ✈   / _abchinese   #Skritter #Chinese #languageapps