liǎng
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How to write (liǎng) in Chinese

(pinyin: liǎng, written "liang" or "liang") means two (of something); both; (50g, traditional weight measure). Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • two (of something); both; (50g, traditional weight measure)

Stroke order

Examples

包的,双人房送两份。
bāo de, shuāng rén fáng sòng liǎng fèn.
Yes, double room comes with two breakfasts.
五块一斤,买两斤给你算九块。
wǔ kuài yì jīn, mǎi liǎng jīn gěi nǐ suàn jiǔ kuài.
Five yuan a jin. Buy two jin, I'll give it to you for nine.
两位,鸳鸯锅,一半麻辣一半番茄。
liǎng wèi, yuān yāng guō, yí bàn má là yí bàn fān qié.
Two of us, split pot, half mala and half tomato.
超过两千名消防员和当地志愿者参与了灭火行动。
chāo guò liǎng qiān míng xiāo fáng yuán hé dāng dì zhì yuàn zhě cān yù le miè huǒ xíng dòng.
Over two thousand firefighters and local volunteers participated in the firefighting operation.
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