样 (pinyin: yàng, written "yang" or "yang") means form, pattern, shape, style. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 样.
Meaning
form, pattern, shape, style
Stroke order
样
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?
奶奶从不嫌烦,只是笑着说:饺子和人一样,要慢慢练。
nǎi nai cóng bù xián fán, zhǐ shì xiào zhe shuō: jiǎo zi hé rén yí yàng, yào màn man liàn.
Grandma never got impatient, just smiled and said: dumplings are like people, they take slow practice.
前两个小时很难。他的手不停地想去找手机,像戒烟一样。
qián liǎng ge xiǎo shí hěn nán. tā de shǒu bù tíng de xiǎng qù zhǎo shǒu jī, xiàng jiè yān yí yàng.
The first two hours were hard. His hands kept reaching for the phone, like quitting cigarettes.
在那之前,我从课本上见过、电视里见过、朋友的照片里见过,但都不一样。
zài nà zhī qián, wǒ cóng kè běn shang jiàn guò, diàn shì lǐ jiàn guò, péng you de zhào piàn lǐ jiàn guò, dàn dōu bù yí yàng.
Before that, I'd seen it in textbooks, on TV, in friends' photos, but none of those was the same.