What is this chinese character?

I've searched for it and I can't find any such character.

Are you sure that the radical (characer) on the left is like 吉? Could it be 言? As for the one on the right, is it 幸? Could it be 羊?

Could the character be 喜?

ain't such character, somethng similar to this would be 喜 (xi) which means happiness。

in case you have a sturdy chinese language instructor, she/he could desire to start up with simple characters, and injury down greater complicated ones into individual areas. There are the easy one- or 2-stroke characters, and the compounds, i.e. combination of two or greater simle stroke characters, and/or simple areas (additionally changed from the quicker)...this is perplexing to make it sparkling right here with out seen representation, yet once you learn and memorize the easy characters extremely nicely, it may make it much less annoying for you to "build" and memorize greater complicated ones. I believe different solutions that repetitive writing is likewise key. in simple terms think of what first to 6 graders do all day in chinese language basic colleges is writing chinese language characters, you will see how lots attempt it takes to income in simple terms 1000 characters. you apart from mght could desire to comprehend what you're writing.

吉幸?

吉 = [jz] lucky; auspicious; propitious.
幸 = [xing] good fortune; rejoice.