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  1. 2024年4月28日 · the region comprising southern Jiangsu and northern Zhejiang. Wu; the Chinese dialects of that territory, including Suzhounese and Shanghainese. See also: 吳語. ( ~市) Kure (a city in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan) a surname. 三 桂 /吴 三 桂 ― Wú Sānguì ― Wu Sangui (Chinese military leader) 作 棟 [ Hokkien, trad.] 吴 ...

    • 呉𠯵㕦𡗾𡗿
    • 吴 *
    • ŋo
    • 吳 / 吴 *
  2. 2024年6月3日 · Pictogram () ; this was the original form of 花 (OC *hʷraː, “flower”).In the bronze inscription form, the top part of the glyph resembles flowers of a plant, and the bottom part resembles its stalk and leaves.* Parentheses "()" indicate uncertain presence; * Square

  3. 2024年6月5日 · Usage notes [ edit] In modern Japanese, most often encountered in fossilized phrases in combination with the Old Japanese possessive particle が (ga), such as 我が儘 (wagamama, “ selfish; selfishness ”, literally “just as I like”) or 我が国 (wagakuni, “my country, my homeland → Japan ”).

  4. 2024年6月3日 · to play; to hang out; to have a good time; to have fun; to spend time socially (e.g. with friends); to go out. 同 朋友 [ Cantonese] ― tung4 pang4 jau5 waan2 [Jyutping] ― to spend time with friends. 去 北京 [ Cantonese] ― heoi3 bak1 ging1 waan2 [Jyutping] ― to travel to Beijing (for a visit) to tease; to trifle with.

  5. 2024年6月3日 · When used for people, 愛 / 爱 usually refers to romantic love. When used like this, older Mandarin speakers often describe the use of this term as overly 肉麻 ( ròumá, “overly romantic; corny; cheesy”). For this reason, the word 喜歡 / 喜欢 ( xǐhuan, “to like”) might be used instead. Using the word 喜歡 / 喜欢 ...

  6. 2024年6月3日 · 很 好 的 茶 ― hěn hǎo de chá ― a very good tea. 的 is also omitted when the association is frequent. 中國人 / 中国人 ― zhōngguórén ― Chinese people. When necessary, the character 的 is referred to as 白勺的 ( bái sháo de) to differentiate it from the homophones 得 ( 雙人得 / 双人得 ( shuāng ...

  7. 2024年3月29日 · Alternative spelling. 漢 (kyūjitai) From Middle Chinese 漢 ( MC xanH ), in reference to the Han Chinese ethnic group. The sense of man arose from usage in Chinese to differentiate between the “ civilized ” people of the Han Chinese ethnicity versus other ethnic groups.

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