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How to Write 骑 (jì)

骑 (jì) means "To ride" in Chinese. It has 11 strokes with the radical 马, and is HSK Level 2. Difficulty: 3.7/5.

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HSK Level 2 11 strokes Radical: 马 Difficulty: 3.7/5

To ride

How to Write 骑

The character (jì) is written with 11 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 in Mandarin Chinese. It means To ride.

This is a polyphonic character with readings: jì, qí.

As an HSK Level 2 character, is among the first characters beginners learn.

Common Words with 骑

骑车 qí chē
To ride a bike
骑马 qí mǎ
To ride a horse
骑士 qí shì
Knight; rider
铁骑 tiě jì
Iron cavalry or armored motorcycle.

Example Sentences

我每天骑车去学校。

wǒ měi tiān qí chē qù xué xiào

I ride a bike to school every day.

他在公园里练习骑马。

tā zài gōng yuán lǐ liàn xí qí mǎ

He is practicing horse riding in the park.

他是一个勇敢的骑士。

tā shì yí gè yǒng gǎn de qí shì

He is a brave knight.

古代的铁骑是战场上的精锐部队。

gǔ dài de tiě jì shì zhàn chǎng shàng de jīng ruì bù duì

Ancient iron cavalry were elite troops on the battlefield.

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Stroke order practice for 骑 - jì

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