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Character PinYin Translation
去
qù sound for pinyin go; go in order to do; (after a verb) indicating motion away from the speaker or a change in location
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没
méi sound for pinyin not; not have，there is not; be less or fewer than; (in comparison) be not so...as
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吧
ba sound for pinyin (at the end of an imperative sentence) adding a softened tone
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吧
ba sound for pinyin (at the end of a declarative sentence) indicating uncertainty
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多
duō sound for pinyin (in questions) to what extent，how; (exclamatory sentence) how; to an unspecified extent
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多
duō sound for pinyin (used after a number) more than，over; excessive，unnecessary
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过
guo sound for pinyin (used after a verb as a complement) indicating completion or a past state
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过
guò sound for pinyin (used after another verb，indicating) moving from one place to another; changing in direction; excess in degree; doing better than
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住
zhù sound for pinyin live，reside，stay; stop，cease; (after a verb as a complement indicating) a halt or a steadiness; (after a verb as a complement，preceded by “de“ or “bu“，indicating) being able or unable to reach or meet a standard
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得
dé sound for pinyin obtain，get; to suit; be satisfied; (oral) be finished; (before verbs in negatives) expressing permission or possibility
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Notes on Colour: First tone : Red（他） , Second tone: Green（人） , Third tone : Purple（我） , Fourth tone: Blue（不） ， No Tone: Black（吗）
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