měi
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How to write (měi) in Chinese

(pinyin: měi, written "mei" or "mei") means each, every. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • each, every

Stroke order

Examples

不客气,这种情况我们每天处理几十次。
bú kè qi, zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng wǒ men měi tiān chǔ lǐ jǐ shí cì.
You're welcome. We deal with this dozens of times a day.
从前,有一个农民,每天都在田里辛苦地工作。
cóng qián, yǒu yí ge nóng mín, měi tiān dōu zài tián lǐ xīn kǔ de gōng zuò.
Long ago, there was a farmer who worked hard in his fields every day.
她说,泡茶不只是为了喝。每一个动作都有意义。
tā shuō, pào chá bù zhǐ shì wèi le hē. měi yí ge dòng zuò dōu yǒu yì yì.
She said: brewing tea is not just for drinking. Every motion has meaning.
现在奶奶不在了。我每次包饺子,都还能听见她那句话。
xiàn zài nǎi nai bú zài le. wǒ měi cì bāo jiǎo zi, dōu hái néng tīng jiàn tā nà jù huà.
Grandma is gone now. Every time I make dumplings, I can still hear that line of hers.
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