囔 (nāng) means "To mutter; to mumble." in Chinese. It has 25 strokes with the radical 口. Difficulty: 3.8/5.
To mutter; to mumble.
The character 囔 (nāng) is written with 25 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 口 is one of its key components.
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囔 is pronounced nāng in Mandarin Chinese. It means To mutter; to mumble..
他嘴里在嘟囔什么?
tā zuǐ lǐ zài dū nāng shén me
What is he mumbling about?
别在那儿小声囔囔。
bié zài nà ér xiǎo shēng nāng nāng
Don't mumble over there.
妹妹不高兴地嘟囔着。
mèi mèi bù gāo xìng dì dū nāng zhe
The younger sister muttered unhappily.
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