hào
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How to write (hào) in Chinese

(pinyin: hào, written "hao" or "hao") means number; mark, sign; date (in dates); size. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • number; mark, sign; date (in dates); size

Stroke order

Examples

您拿着车票去三号窗口改签,免费的。
nín ná zhe chē piào qù sān hào chuāng kǒu gǎi qiān, miǎn fèi de.
Take your ticket to window three to change it. It's free.
他低头看自己的手机,信号没了。抬起头时,女人不见了。只有她坐过的位置上,还留着一张湿湿的车票。
tā dī tóu kàn zì jǐ de shǒu jī, xìn hào méi le. tái qǐ tóu shí, nǚ rén bú jiàn le. zhǐ yǒu tā zuò guò de wèi zhì shang, hái liú zhe yì zhāng shī shī de chē piào.
He looked at his phone, the signal was gone. When he looked up, the woman had vanished. Only on the seat where she had sat, a damp ticket remained.
Learn in Lesson 4: Months & dates

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