wán
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How to write (wán) in Chinese

(pinyin: wán, written "wan" or "wan") means to finish, to be done; complete. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to finish, to be done; complete

Stroke order

Examples

完美。多远?
wán měi. duō yuǎn?
Perfect. How far?
吃完饭我们去K歌吧!都好久没一起玩了。
chī wán fàn wǒ men qù K gē ba! dōu hǎo jiǔ méi yì qǐ wán le.
After lunch let's go sing karaoke! It's been ages since we hung out.
厨房里没有牛奶,昨天就用完了,我忘了买。
chú fáng lǐ méi yǒu niú nǎi, zuó tiān jiù yòng wán le, wǒ wàng le mǎi.
There was no milk in the kitchen. It had run out yesterday and I'd forgotten to buy more.
经理听完我的解释,没生气,只是问:你需要什么帮助?
jīng lǐ tīng wán wǒ de jiě shì, méi shēng qì, zhǐ shì wèn: nǐ xū yào shén me bāng zhù?
After hearing me out, the manager wasn't angry, just asked: what kind of help do you need?
Learn in Lesson 3: Understood, start to finish

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