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Make a Movie 宜

KEYWORD:

Suitable

Pinyin:

Actor:

yi-/y- Female

Set:

-Ø childhood home

Room within Set:

Hallway or Kitchen

Prop(s):

宀 (Roof)

且 (Bookcase)



 
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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.

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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.

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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.

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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

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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

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