 
Suitable
yí
yi-/y- Female
-Ø childhood home
Hallway or Kitchen
宀 (Roof)
且 (Bookcase)

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Phase 4 Grammar Points
Connector - Using 虽然...但是... to Express 'Even though...,still...'
Connector - Expressing 'Not This, Instead That' with 不是..., 而是...
 
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Nick Sims (戴燚)
Eve (yi-) is in the kitchen at my childhood home holding a tin can top (宀) overhead while rummaging through the trash. She lost her Apple AirTag (且), but found a tile which may be a SUITABLE replacement.
Thomas Brand
No doubt I should have asked this somewhere before character 582, but how important is it to use the exact keyword given in the course? I feel like APPROPRIATE may be more memorable for me than SUITABLE.
Mandarin Blueprint
So long as you have a basis for the keyword change, that's fine. Bear in mind that we'll almost certainly use appropriate for another character, but it's not the worst thing to double up keywords.
Will Raley
KEYWORD: 宜 yí Suitable
Actor: Y
Set: -Ø childhood home
Room within Set (tone): Kitchen
Prop(s): 宀 (Trash Bin), 且 (Bookcase)
Make a movie:
1. Y at -Ø childhood home's Kitchen
2. Y is there to gain a new Bookcase (且) for herself (as long as it is SUITABLE for her)
3. The Bookcase she sees there is not SUITABLE because is it very ugly
4. Y is angry that she went all that way for a non-SUITABLE Bookcase
5. Y tosses the Bookcase in the Trash Bin (宀)
6. Y thinks the Bookcase is SUITABLE (宜) for that at least
MB Team
This is where Luke and Phil talked about your question in the Mandarin Blueprint Podcast:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e11zahyd7f4&t=4979s