Me: [m: n] [ㄢˇˇ] 1. Dialect, I, we (not including listening): ~ We have to go to school. 2. Zheng code: NGKZ, u: 4ffa, gbk: b0b33. Number of strokes: 10, radical: Qi, stroke order: 3213425115 Reference vocabulary: I Me We all. A dream of red mansions is another example: my place (my home. (of a husband); I'm not going to the party: mine. My dad [Fang]: ours. For example, the popular area of Ancun: "An" is a Shandong dialect, but the word is widely circulated in the north and widely used all over the country. The popular areas are mainly northern dialect areas, such as Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Shaanxi, Northeast China and Northern Jiangsu. The tone is slightly different, but it is nothing more than these meanings: I, we, mine and ours. The origin of the ancient sound: the ancient "I" has been reading ngai sound, which has been completely preserved in Hakka dialect. At present, the initials in many places in the north are still ng (for example, people who read nge in Shaanxi dialect know it). "I" was originally a derivative of the word "I". You read ngan, or the sound in the old Shandong dialect. Later, because there was no ng initial in Mandarin, it became an. The word "an" in Japanese also means "an" in Japanese, compared with the word "private" spoken by ordinary men. Romaji: Wagahaiwa。 If not, please correct me! In addition, there are people with the surname "An". From the Tang Dynasty, a large number of Jews entered China, especially in the Song Dynasty. The surname of Jewish immigrants was given by the emperor. According to the inscription in the second year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1489), there were seventeen surnames of Jews at that time, including Li, An, Ai, Gao, Mu, Zhao and Jin, one of which was added in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty. There are hardly any now.