Chinese Character: 肯
Radical: 月 (moon radical)
Stroke Count: 8
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: kěn
English meaning: be willing to, consent, agree, certain, sure
Usage notes:
The character "肯" reflects the importance of willingness and agreement in Chinese culture. In interpersonal relationships, being "肯" (willing) to help others is highly valued. The character's structure, with "止" (stop) and "月" (moon), may suggest the idea of making a decision or commitment that lasts beyond a single day.
Chinese: 他肯定会来参加聚会。
Pinyin: Tā kěndìng huì lái cānjiā jùhuì.
English: He will definitely come to the party.
Mnemonic: The character "肯" has "止" (stop) on top and "月" (moon) below. Imagine someone making a decision (肯) that stops (止) their uncertainty, like the moon (月) providing clarity in the night sky.