How to spell a mouth on the left and a me on the right?

What the landlord said was Oh?

The pinyin is o

Interpretation of [sea of words].

Vietnamese word definition.

Same as the word []. Other interpretations: Interpretation of ancient Zhuang characters.

Pronounced leuz [ ] as a last resort.

Pronunciation: raeux carding. Hide, hide.

The character is an ancient Zhuang character, and the pronunciation and interpretation can be found in the scan (part) on page 409 of the "Dictionary of Ancient Zhuang Characters".

She ......This is a Cantonese term, which is pronounced like "Di" and "D".

The meaning is similar to "some", that is, a bunch, a class, 啲 = these, 個啲 = those.

Excerpted from the tenth edition of the Xinhua Dictionary.

Gel zhe2 sound.

1) Dialect, modal words, indicating affirmation, exhortation (more tactful, girls use more): no (not). Don't move (don't touch it)!

2) [ Sauce ] A food, jelly.

1) Gu Tong"Addiction"。

"The right one is the one and the left one is crossed"Yes"Bite"Words, sounds (yǎo

The basic information of the word "囁" is pronounced yàn

Part-of-speech interpretation. Moving" mourning, condolences for the funeral: telegram (mourning telegram). Condole. Comfort.

Input method Zheng code:jsvv,U:5501,GBK:D1E4 stroke number 10 radicals。

Basic literal meaning. 1.Condolences to the bereavement: telegram (telegram of mourning). Condole. Comfort.

Detailed literal meaning. Movement 1(Shape sound.) From the mouth, from the voice. Original meaning: condolences to those who have suffered extraordinary changes. The latter mostly refers to condolences to the person who has suffered a funeral) [extend condolences].

Gongsun Yu Qi, Qi Marquis condolences to Gong Yu Yejing. - Left Biography

2.Another example: condolences (condolences); condolences (condolences to the bereaved); Condolence (condolences to the family of the deceased).

噉 [pinyin]: [dàn] [literal meaning]: 1Same as "Boom".

Chinese pronunciation: dàn

Cantonese pronunciation: gam2

Meaning: That's it.

For example: Oh all the time?

In Cantonese typing, it can basically be used interchangeably with "咁".

1.呵 [hē]2Oh [a]3呵 [kē] heh [hē].

Angry Blame: Blame. Rebuke (also known as "hey"). Prohibit.

Breath: Freeze (Ha Qi makes the ambiguous). All in one go.

Onomatopoeia, describing laughter:

Interjection, expressing surprise: , it's amazing!

Heh [a] Same as "ah".

嘻 [kē].

Ratchak place name, in Thailand.