What words are read What do you read as a 桭字?

What words to read? It may not be to ask pinyin, so please allow Guangdong Heluo dialect to be used here:

1: Guo goi guoi, the 6th tone (the 6th tone is similar to the 3rd tone of pinyin; The initials are the same as pinyin; oi is equivalent to the oi after the English boy removes b).

This sound, goi guoi, is the dominant sound;

For example: past goi ki;

Come over goi lai;

高过伊 guain guang goi yi (meaning: than Yi Gao; i.e.: higher than him; taller than her; higher than it).

2: Over gie, the first tone, with the same tone as "plus", will make people write "plus"; Having a different tone with the same sound as "false" may be understood as "false" in the flow of speech;

For example: two days later: gie1 no1 rii3 jiann5 lai3 gong4 (meaning: two days later, to consider, discuss, etc.).

In this sentence, it would be written as: "Add two days to speak" (this is an ambiguous way of writing).

Again: One generation of relatives, two representatives, and three generations are "fake".

jii3 die1 qin1，no1 die1 biao4 ，sann1 die3 gie6 liao6 liao4）；

The pronunciation of the previous sentence will make people write as: "false". However, it is possible that the word is more than the original word!

It's just pronounced gie, which is the same as "fake", which makes people think of the mapping to: relatives who have been separated by three generations are indeed not so deep emotionally, and they are also hypocritical, fake, and it is not an exaggeration to be equivalent to strangers.

Whether there is any other pronunciation of the word "pass", it is still necessary to pay attention to the basic two that can be recalled now, throwing bricks and leading jade, and the pronunciation of Guangdong Hailu Fenghe Luo dialect.

Pass. Pinyin.

guò guo guō

Radical 辶.

Strokes 6 five rows of wood.

Traditional also.

Five FPIs

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guò ]2.From Party A to Party B: Users. Bill.

3.Make it go through (some kind of processing): Luo. Sieve. Filter. Drench. Pound. Steelyard. Oily meat. Count.

4.Look with your eyes or recall with your brain: Eye. I took yesterday's events to my mind.

5.Over (a range and limit): Points. Time limit. Not yet. The tree grows to the house.

6.The molecular structure of the peroxide group (—O—O—) structure: sulfate (SO5-). Hydrogen oxide (H2O2).

7.Visit; Visit: Visit.

8.Died: The old lady has been for several days.

9.Negligence (as opposed to "work"): Wrong. Remember. Have the courage to change.

10.Contagion: This patient.

11.Used after the verb to show to pass by: to walk square. Sent him to the bridge.

12.Used after a verb to indicate a turning direction: turn a page. He looked back.

13.Used after the verb to mean to surpass or outperform: I am no better than you. A horse is worth two donkeys.

guo ]1.It is used after the verb to indicate finish: eat and then go. The apricot blossoms and peaches are already in bloom.

2.Used after a verb to indicate that a certain behavior or change has occurred but has not continued until now: he came to Beijing last year. We suffered, we were fooled, and we gained experience.

guō ] surname.

Nian tian means "heaven". The people's ** published the most difficult to recognize the 30 characters: 囧, 槑, 氼, 烎, Yao, 圐圙, 嘦, 嫑, 怹, 砳, 曌, 羴, 鱻, 玊, 尛, 勥, 猋, Zhongyi, 恏 and other rare words.

The pronunciation of a character is the same as the word "day", and the most difficult words to recognize are 囧, 槑, 氼, 烎, Yao, 圐圙, 嘦, 嫑, 怹, 砳, 曌, 羴, 鱻, 巭, 嘂, 玊, 尛, 勥, 猋, Zhongyi, 孖, 恏, 颪, 掱, adultery, 赑瞐, 忈, 翈, 燚. These are the 30 words pushed out by the people and are called the hardest by people.

On the same day, there are 30 rare characters that are known as the most difficult to recognize: 囧, 槑, 氼, 烎, 圐圙, 垚, 兲, 砳, 嘦, 嫑, 曌, 羴, 怹, 鱻, 巭, 嘂, 玊, 尛, 勥, 猋, 惢, 孖, 恏, 颪, 掱, adultery, 螐, 赑, 忈, 翚, 燚.

The character "Meng" is a Chinese character, composed of two parts, "Zi" and "Ge", which is a polyphonic character, and its pronunciation will be different in different contexts and pronunciation specifications.

1. The basic pronunciation of the word "Meng".

The most basic pronunciation of the character "Meng" is "mèng", which is also the most common pronunciation in modern Chinese. In Mandarin Pinyin, it is pronounced "mèng" and the tone is the fourth tone. The ** of this pronunciation can be traced back to the ancient pronunciation of Chinese characters, which first appeared in "Shuowen Jie Zi", which is interpreted as "the beginning of the month, the beginning of the month."

When the character "Meng" is used as a name, it is buried first according to the conventional situation, and the pronunciation is mostly "mèng". For example, the Song Dynasty writer Meng Jiao, the Ming Dynasty writer Meng Weijun, the Qing Dynasty writer Meng Xianshi, etc. At the same time, in some customs, Meng, as a word in the ranking, means the boss in the ranking, such as "Sister Meng", "Brother Meng", etc.

In this case, it is also commonly pronounced as "mèng".

2. Other pronunciations of the word "Meng".

In addition to the basic pronunciation, in some dialects, documents, and ancient books, the pronunciation of Meng is different. Here are some common pronunciations:

In some regions such as Fujian and Guangdong, Meng may be pronounced "máng" or "màng". This pronunciation is more common in local dialects, but not so common in Mandarin.

mēng" In some ancient texts, the pronunciation of Meng may be "mēng". For example, it is recorded in "Erya": "Meng, the second also, the second greatest."

In the word "times", the pronunciation of the word "times" is "cì", and the meaning of "second-greatest" means second.

mèn" in ancient texts and some ancient dialects, Meng may be pronounced as "mèn". For example, it is recorded in "Lü's Spring and Autumn Period": "Si people are stingy with their own bodies, those who think are stingy in the world, the doorman is not stingy with the city, and those who want people to use with their nobility and are not stingy, then the ants of the world are also." ”

màn" in some dialects, Meng may also be pronounced as "màn". For example, in some areas of Jiangxi, Meng Weijun is often referred to as "Meng Slowjun", where the pronunciation of the word "slow" is "màn".

"mēnɡ" is often pronounced as "mēnɡ" in Taiwan, which is slightly different from the pronunciation of Mandarin.

III. Conclusion. Through the above introduction, we can see that the pronunciation of the word "Meng" is different due to factors such as regional and cultural environment. Individuals may use different pronunciations in different contexts and situations to suit the corresponding linguistic environment.

Therefore, when mastering the basic pronunciation of the character "Meng", it is also necessary to have the ability to distinguish between different contexts in order to correctly understand its meaning. <>

Limb is a tree. Finger pronunciation]: chén zhèn

Radical]: Only the hungry and sleepy wood.

Literal meaning]: 1, chén, eaves, between the two wings. 2, zhèn, whole.

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