And six traditional Chinese characters.
Osaka b m 4 n is only used for place names, such as Osaka. Other meanings use Sakamoto.
Only qí means god of the earth. Use "only" when reading zh and.
G kēi means reprimanding and hitting people. When reading kè, it is simplified to "gram".
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Xi x and yi are both white skin. No longer as a variant of "Qing".
It means to tremble with cold or fear. No longer used as a variant of "chestnut".
Yaomó is used for "Yao Yao" and surname and first name. When you read me, it is simplified to "Yao".
Open your eyes when you are angry. No longer used as a variant of "Chen".
Cue ju means pout. No longer used as a variant of "pout".
The representative word in China's ancient music tunes is "Ba Jiao and Chongqing in the Palace". When reading zhēng, it is simplified to "sign".
Tāng means water and land. No longer used as a variant of "Tang".
Kan chóu is only used to indicate proofreading words, such as "proofreading". Other meanings use "hatred".
This is a generalization.
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This is a big deal.
The secret is that I'm happy, I'm happy.
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This is Su Zhen.
Yao Xi O.
You know, you are right, you are right.
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(The above words are only used for surnames or place names, etc. )
And b [ng] is only used for the representative word "help others understand" of China's phonological group. Other meanings use "and".
Yā is only used for surnames, first names, place names and technical terms, such as "Jazz Bed Family". Other meanings use "ya".
"hàn" is used to indicate contradictions, such as "a". Other meanings use "defend".
Jí means "at sixes and sevens" and so on. When reading jiè, in addition to expressing comfort and padding, it is also simplified as "borrowing".
Liào is used for "lookout" and so on. When reading Li m o, it is simplified to "le".
When zero is used together with the Chinese character "one two three four five six seven eight nine" representing numbers, it can be replaced by "○".
Lú is only used in scientific and technical terms and refers to an artificial radioactive element with the symbol Rf. Other meanings use "furnace".
Xi xiū is only used for dry meat, such as "Liang Xiu". Other meanings use "repair".
Zhu zhū is only used to represent cinnabar and place names. Other meanings are simplified to "Zhu".
Xié stands for measurement and comparison. When reading Jie, you should use "Jie" in addition to your last name and first name.
"U" is only used to indicate the name of grass and spring hunting. Other meanings use "search".
W·?n is only used in technical terms, such as "oak". Other meanings use "bowl".
I mean cold and serious. No longer used as a variant of "chestnut".
Evil is only used in technical terms, such as "dioxin". Other meanings are reduced to "evil".
Louis means joining forces with Qi Li.
Gang huǒ is only used to express surprise and admiration, such as "benefiting a lot". Other meanings are simplified to "help".
Zazhá is only used in technical terms, such as "wood miscellaneous" in traditional Chinese medicine. Other meanings use "tie".
(Note: Ke, Zhong, Ping, Xie, Meng and Zhu are new traditional characters)