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'Sun' in Chinese is 'tai yang' or '太阳'
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What is Chinese character is it Chinese script Chinese writing or Chinese pictograph?
character. the type of character that is used now is hanzi
How do you write day character?
To write the Chinese character for "day," you would write the character "日" which is pronounced as "rì" in Mandarin. It consists of four strokes and represents the concept of the sun or daylight.
How do i draw and write I love you in Chinese?
wǒ ài nǐ　 我 爱 你 The first chinese character means "I" in Chinese the second Chinese character means "LOVE" in Chinese The third Chinese character means "You" in Chinese
How would you write the Chinese name Sun in Chinese writing?
The Chinese surname read as Sun (in Mandarin) is: 孙　sun(1)
What is the Chinese character for 'courage'?
The Chinese character for 'courage' is 勇气. The pinyin will be [yǒngqì].
What is the Chinese character for 'Sydney'?
The Chinese character for Sydney (if you meant the city in Australia) is 悉尼.
What is better for learning Chinese character Rosetta stone or MagiChinese?
MagiChinese is better for learning Chinese character.
What is Japan's name that was given by the Chinese amd what does it mean?
日本 Rì běn 、or Nihon (when romanized) can be traced to the original pictorial meanings of the kanji used to write Japan in Japanese. (Kanji is also Chinese) Japan is known as the 'Land of the Rising Sun'. The nickname comes from the two characters: The first character, ni, represents the sun. The second character means "orginal" or "originates", which gives birth to meaning of "where the sun rose from".
Poems in Chinese with Chinese character?
What kind of poems do you want?
What does 'cam' mean in Chinese?
There is no word or character for 'cam' in Chinese.
What does he mean in Chinese?
The Chinese character 和（he2) means "and."
What is the Chinese character for dragon and how is it read?
The Chinese ideograph for "Dragon" is "龍" in traditional Chinese and "龙" in simplified Chinese. Both are pronounced "long" with a rising tone (2).
