Well, well, ah are all meaningful words.

Auxiliary words have the following meanings:

First, Ba Pinyin: Ba

Interpretation: auxiliary words, used at the end of sentences, express the tone of approval, speculation, command, request, etc. Used in sentences to indicate a pause.

Second, pinyin: horse

Explanation:

1, an auxiliary word, is used at the end of the general straight sentence: Have you done what you arranged yesterday?

2. auxiliary words, which express implicit tone, are used at the pause of sentences to point out the topic: this car should have been scrapped a long time ago.

Third, elegant pinyin: elegant

Interpretation: auxiliary words. Express doubts, sighs, orders, etc. : Don't take it amiss! Go back! Why don't you go home!

Fourth, which pinyin: na?

Interpretation: auxiliary word, the sound change of the word "ah" caused by the vowel n of the previous word: Come on!

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Pinyin: ne

Interpretation: auxiliary words, used at the end of a sentence (expressing doubt, such as "What are you doing?" Express a definite tone, such as "he didn't come" It means that the action is in progress, such as "I am eating". Pause sentences, such as "This year, the harvest is better than last year").

Six, all pinyin D is not U.

Interpretation: it means that the tone is aggravated: it is not moving.

Extended data Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1 right [bā bā]?

Lips open and close. Describe speaking louder and louder.

2, suck up [bā zā]?

Lips open and close.

3. Bapu [bā pū]?

Ice cream (ice cream)

4. fly [bā ying]?

People who hang out in bars, discotheques and other places of entertainment every night.