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太 tài — “too (much)”
How to write and say the Chinese character 太 (tài), which means too (much) — with stroke order, audio, its story, and an example sentence. Theme: Little glue words.
Pinyin · 拼音 tài
Meaning · 意思 too (much)
Strokes · 笔画 4
Radical · 部首 大 (big)
Hear it · 听发音
Stroke order笔顺
太 is written with 4 strokes, in this order (the red stroke is the one being added):
The story behind it字源小故事
Picture it: a giant 大 with a normal-sized man 丶 for scale.
A common word常用词
太好了
wonderful!
Example sentence例句
这个故事太好听了!
This story is wonderful!
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