喳 (zhā) means "chirp, yes (servant's reply)" in Chinese. It has 12 strokes with the radical 口. Difficulty: 4.2/5.
chirp, yes (servant's reply)
The character 喳 (zhā) is written with 12 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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喳 is pronounced zhā in Mandarin Chinese. It means chirp, yes (servant's reply).
小鸟在树上喳喳叫。
xiǎo niǎo zài shù shàng zhā zhā jiào
The little bird is chattering in the tree.
教室里叽叽喳喳的很热闹。
jiào shì lǐ jī jī zhā zhā de hěn rè nào
The classroom was bustling with the sound of chattering.
他吓得不敢喳一声。
tā xià dé bù gǎn zhā yī shēng
He was too scared to make a sound.
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