mín

How to write (mín) in Chinese

(pinyin: mín, written "min" or "min") means citizens, subjects; a nation's people. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • citizens, subjects; a nation's people

Stroke order

Examples

农民非常高兴,把兔子拿回家做了一顿好饭。
nóng mín fēi cháng gāo xìng, bǎ tù zi ná huí jiā zuò le yí dùn hǎo fàn.
The farmer was very happy. He took the rabbit home and made a good meal.
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.
那天晚上,我在西安的回民街吃完小吃,准备打车回酒店。
nà tiān wǎn shang, wǒ zài Xī'ān de Huí mín jiē chī wán xiǎo chī, zhǔn bèi dǎ chē huí jiǔ diàn.
That evening, I finished eating snacks on Xi'an's Muslim Street and was about to take a taxi back to my hotel.
一位市民在街上看到一只很像豆豆的小狗,通过狗主人发布在网上的照片联系上了他们。
yí wèi shì mín zài jiē shang kàn dào yì zhī hěn xiàng dòu dou de xiǎo gǒu, tōng guò gǒu zhǔ rén fā bù zài wǎng shang de zhào piàn lián xì shàng le tā men.
A citizen saw a dog very similar to Doudou on the street and contacted the owner through photos posted online.

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