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How to Write "Cumin" in Chinese Symbols

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Summary: Learn how to write "Cumin" in Chinese Symbols with expert tips on writing and pronouncing Chinese characters in this free language lesson video clip.

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Xi Chen Xi Chen received her Certificate of Teaching Chinese As a Foreign Language in 2005, one of less than 5,000 certificate holders across China. Recently, she was... read more

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How to Write "Cumin" in Chinese Symbols

Ok know I would like to teach you the Chinese word for cumin, zi ran. Zi ran this word for cumin, you can't understand the word according to the meaning of different characters. Because the different, the two characters here contain different meanings, no specific meaning which is related to cumin. We need to remember how to pronounce the two characters and how to write them. This is zi and you can see the left stroke of zi comes from this character zie you have known this because it's in many words, but if it's used as a radical the horizontal turns to a rising stroke here, so obviously this part is the pronunciation of the character, and this is ran, here I put a dot as the last character on top. And four dots below, you can make two on the left and then two on the right. Ok let's write zi ran again. Two, three, four, zi ran, cumin.

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