What is the upcoming Pinyin?

Question 1: What is the upcoming Pinyin, jiāng?

1. Soon: ~ Want it. ~ here. ~ come on. That is ~.

2. lead and help: ~ chicken. Help the army. [ 1]

Ten Founding Generals (10)

3. take it, take it: ~ heart to heart.

Step 4 close the door.

5. Attack the opponent's "general" or "handsome" when playing chess.

6. Words * * *: Don't be angry with him.

7. maintenance: ~ maintenance. ~ rest.

8. Animal fertility: ~ foal. ~ piggy.

9. Obey: ~ Just (accommodate, make do). ~ play together.

10. Again, there are: ~ believe ~ doubt.

1 1. Auxiliary words are used between verbs and "come out", "get up" and "go up": go out.

12. Just now: ~ ~. ~ only.

13. Last name.

14. Marriage: The Book of Songs? Zhao Nan? Magpie Nest ""Wei Magpie has a nest, Wei Weifang. The child returns, and the hundred cars will be. "

Qingdao Jiaonan Tieshan often uses "Who will be the daughter-in-law?" "Nanwu is going to be a daughter-in-law." Yes, Gideon.

1. The first rank, above the field level, generally refers to senior officers: ~ collar.

2. Command, command: ~ one million people.

Explanation 1 1

Read the first sound.

Question 2: What does "about to pronounce" mean [jí jiāng] Interpretation: about to pronounce is a Chinese vocabulary, which basically means about to pronounce; I will.

Question 3: What is Pinyin? What is Pinyin?

Play pinyin

[Jiga, Jiga, Jiga]

[Interpretation ]: [jiā ng]: 1. Soon. 2. Leadership and help. 3. Take it. 4. release. 5. Attack the opponent's "general" or "handsome" when playing chess. 6. Use words * * *. 7. Maintenance. 8. Animals have children. 9. obey. 10. Say it again. 1 1. Auxiliary words are used between verbs and "come out", "get up" and "go up". 12. Just now, just now. 13. Last name. [jià ng]: 1。 The first rank, above the school, generally refers to a senior officer. 2. Command and command. [qiāng]: Yes, please.

Question 4: What is the pronunciation of Jiang? Three pronunciations of jiang.

Answer: ● Ji ā ng ㄐㄧ125807131.Soon: ~ Yes. ~ here. ~ come on. That is ~. 2. lead and help: ~ chicken. Help the army. 3. take it, take it: ~ heart to heart. Step 4 close the door. 5. Attack the opponent's "general" or "handsome" when playing chess. 6. Words * * *: Don't be angry with him. 7. maintenance: ~ maintenance. ~ rest.

Question 5: What about Pinyin?

Question 6: What is the pronunciation of Jiangjiang? As a word, if you drop the item (the second sound), you must drop the river (the fourth sound).

Question 7: In Li Bai's Into the Wine: Give them to boys in exchange for good wine. What is the pinyin of "Jiang"? What does this mean? Hehe, this can be explained like this.

& gt The word "Jiang" in the title should be pronounced as "Qiang", which means "please" in classical Chinese, and "Jiang" means "please drink".

In this paper, the word "Jiang" in the sentence of "non-stop drinking" is pronounced as "Qiang".

And the sentence of "The Boy for Good Wine" held by the general should be read as Jiang, meaning "take"

The last two sentences are interpreted as,

Let the servants change them into wine.

Let's eliminate this endless eternal sorrow together.

Question 8: What are the pronunciations of will?

Yes, jiāng, Ji dang, qiāng, from month to inch.

Plexus: wood chips. There is no such word in Shuowen, so it is known that the plexus is one piece and the plexus is connected with the piece. In ancient times, it was used as green firewood for fences. Extended (closed) territory and boundaries; Month: meat, meat pieces; Inch by inch, hold it, hold it, hold it.

Will, defend the site, resist handsome, defend the site. Handsome, wearing a scarf to lead the crowd (uprising).

Question 9: Will the general's pinyin be the same as that of the general?

"Jiang" and "Jiang" are not fixed words, so "Jiang" may have two pronunciations, as follows:

[jiāng ] 1。 Soon: ~ want it. ~ here. ~ come on. That is ~.

2. lead and help: ~ chicken. Help the army.