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How to write () in Chinese

(pinyin: , written "ri" or "ri") means sun; day; daytime. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • sun; day; daytime

Stroke order

Examples

那我们换一家吧。日料怎么样?
nà wǒ men huàn yì jiā ba. rì liào zěn me yàng?
Let's go somewhere else then. How about Japanese?
你不喜欢吃辣就早说嘛。日料我也喜欢。
nǐ bù xǐ huan chī là jiù zǎo shuō ma. rì liào wǒ yě xǐ huan.
You should have said earlier you didn't like spicy. I like Japanese too.
当然要收,这是好意。今天不是有什么节日吗?
dāng rán yào shōu, zhè shì hǎo yì. jīn tiān bú shì yǒu shén me jié rì ma?
Of course you should, it's a good gesture. Isn't today a holiday?
并不是不喜欢朋友,只是有些日子,自己一个人最舒服。
bìng bú shì bù xǐ huan péng you, zhǐ shì yǒu xiē rì zi, zì jǐ yí ge rén zuì shū fu.
It's not that I don't like my friend, just that on some days, being alone is the most comfortable.
Learn in Lesson 4: Months & dates

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