kōng

How to write (kōng) in Chinese

(pinyin: kōng, written "kong" or "kong") means hollow, empty, deserted, bare. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • hollow, empty, deserted, bare

Stroke order

Examples

周末有空回家吗?爸爸说想你了。
zhōu mò yǒu kòng huí jiā ma? bà ba shuō xiǎng nǐ le.
Got time to come home this weekend? Your dad says he misses you.
请稍等,我查一下。是的,还有两间空房。一晚四百八。
qǐng shāo děng, wǒ chá yí xià. shì de, hái yǒu liǎng jiān kòng fáng. yì wǎn sì bǎi bā.
One moment, let me check. Yes, two rooms still available. Four hundred eighty a night.
空气里有香的味道,僧人低声诵经,偶尔传来几声木鱼的敲击。
kōng qì lǐ yǒu xiāng de wèi dào, sēng rén dī shēng sòng jīng, ǒu ěr chuán lái jǐ shēng mù yú de qiāo jī.
The air smelled of incense, monks chanted softly, and occasionally came the knocking of a wooden fish drum.

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