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Let's learn Chinese with Coco! |
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million thanks to Rachel!!!!
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Noun. Means "husband" or "a man". |
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Noun. Means "hand". |
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Together doesn't make sense in the Chinsese context but if there's a meaning to this combination of words, I guess it's "a man's hand" or " a man's arm". - According to Rachel. |
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Noun. Means "mother"*. |
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Noun. Means "father". |
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Verb. Means "love" |
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Noun. Means "elder sister". |
| * All four nouns are found in the Traditional Chinese glossaries, except this one which is an expression of the Cantonese dialect. | |
| If you read the characters from top to bottom, from left to right, it's a sentence which carries a meaning of "mother and father love elder sister". - According to Rachel. | |