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How to Write 贰 (èr)

贰 (èr) means "Two (formal/financial form) / Disloyalty" in Chinese. It has 9 strokes with the radical 贝. Difficulty: 4/5.

èr
9 strokes Radical: 贝 Difficulty: 4/5

Two (formal/financial form) / Disloyalty

How to Write 贰

The character (èr) is written with 9 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced èr in Mandarin Chinese. It means Two (formal/financial form) / Disloyalty.

Common Words with 贰

贰万 èr wàn
Twenty thousand (formal form)
贰拾 èr shí
Twenty (formal form)
贰心 èr xīn
Disloyalty / Double-mindedness

Example Sentences

支票上写着贰万元。

zhī piào shàng xiě zhe èr wàn yuán

The check says twenty thousand yuan.

这件衣服贰拾块钱。

zhè jiàn yī fú èr shí kuài qián

This piece of clothing is twenty yuan.

他对公司没有贰心。

tā duì gōng sī méi yǒu èr xīn

He has no disloyalty toward the company.

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Stroke order practice for 贰 - èr

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