"Da Ge" written as " 大哥 " means "older brother."
"Da (大)" literally means bigger
"Ge (哥)" is a shortened form of 哥哥 which also means older brother.
You can also call an older guy who you respect who is around your age a "da ge."
In Mandarin Chinese, "Ge" is pronounced as "guh" with a rising tone. However, please note that there are different dialects in China, and the pronunciation may vary depending on the region or dialect spoken.
哥哥 is Chinese for older brother. In pinyin, it is spelled ge ge. It sounds like guh guh.
For 'older brother', the translation would be '哥哥' or in pinyin, 'ge ge'. The translation for 'younger brother' would be '弟弟' or 'di di'. To refer to 'brothers', you would call them your '兄弟' or 'xiong di'.
In Chinese, "lola" does not have a specific meaning. It is not a Chinese word and does not exist in the Chinese language.
You should know that for any given tone, there might be multiple words, each with different meanings. Even a word would have different meanings. Here I list the more common ones. Da (first tone) 搭 noun - befitting verb - commonly used with 巴士 meaning "take the bus" Da (second tone) 答 noun and verb - answer 达 verb - to reach (a destination, target, goal) Da (third tone) 打 verb - hit. But also used with 电话 meaning "to call", though literally it would mean hitting the phone, it actually means to call using the phone。 Da (fourth tone) 大 adjective - big. Also used to describe seniority. Take note that some of these words, when paired with another, may have a meaning not stated. 发达 used together, for example, would mean to prosper/get rich. Which is a totally different meaning from the general 达 used alone. Chinese is complicated as a language.
Da Feng Ge was created in 2011.
The duration of Da Feng Ge is 2700.0 seconds.
The cast of Da a ge pu jun - 2005 includes: Xuebing Wang as Da a ge
In Mandarin Chinese, "Ge" is pronounced as "guh" with a rising tone. However, please note that there are different dialects in China, and the pronunciation may vary depending on the region or dialect spoken.
Dà=大 which means "Big"
I guess you mean "da" is the word "大" And the opposite word of that will be "小" [xiǎo]
Da ge rang wei - 1991 is rated/received certificates of: Hong Kong:IIB
Fu'ang. Cao has written: 'Wen zi gai ge gong zuo wen da =' -- subject(s): Chinese language, Reform, Transliteration
Ask your parents.;D
Yuanlong Chen has written: 'Ge zhi jing yuan' -- subject(s): Chinese Encyclopedias and dictionaries 'Ge zhi jing yuan' -- subject(s): Chinese Encyclopedias and dictionaries 'Ge zhi jing yuan' -- subject(s): Chinese Encyclopedias and dictionaries 'Ge zhi jing yuan' -- subject(s): Chinese Encyclopedias and dictionaries
Shouzhi Ge has written: 'Hanxi shu fa tong jie' -- subject(s): Calligraphy, Chinese, Chinese Calligraphy
phoneticaly it is "A da ge yudi"