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How to type Cantonese characters

1. Well (Pinyin: wù, Wubi: KGKG)

2. 偁 (Pinyin: kǎi, Wubi: KVCQ)

3. So (Pinyin: : xián, Wubi: KAFG)

4. Zhong (Pinyin: zhòng, Wubi: WKHH)

5. Lê (Pinyin: lè, Wubi: KLN)

1. No Cantonese pronunciation: [m4]

Interpretation: Not so, otherwise.

2. Cantonese pronunciation of "徳": [koi3]

Interpretation: dialect, particle, equivalent to "的" in Mandarin.

3. Cantonese pronunciation: [gam3]

Interpretation: Dialect, like this, so, so.

4. Cantonese pronunciation of Zhong: [zung6]

Interpretation:

1. Brother ranking two: Brother Zhong. Second brother.

2. Among them: mid-spring (the second month of spring, that is, February of the lunar calendar. Mid-summer, mid-autumn, mid-winter and so on). Arbitration (mediation, referee).

3. Surname.

5. Cantonese pronunciation of Lek: [lek1]

Interpretation: [Shi Lat] Chinese expatriates call Singapore. Also known as "Labu". Extended information

Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1. 吚无[yī wú]?

Onomatopoeia. The sound of reading.

2. Wuh [wú hǎo]?

One of the most commonly used daily expressions in Cantonese, it means "Don't...", "Don't...".

3. 无通[wú tōng]?

Is it possible?

4. I don’t know [wú zhī]?

A very common expression in Cantonese, which is equivalent to the Mandarin expression: I don’t know.

5. Yingwu [yīng wú]?

A weak and plaintive sound.