= w + Ø3
7th earthly branch: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., noon, 5th solar month (6th June-6th July), year of the Horse / ancient Chinese compass point: 180° (south)
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How to pronounce 午

MandarinBanana teaches pronunciation with the Marilyn Method: every Pinyin syllable is one initial plus one final, the initial becomes a person, an animal or a deity, and the final becomes a place in your memory palace — with the tone deciding which part of that place the scene happens in. Remember the little story below for each half and the whole syllable comes back with them.

= w initial

Wu is for Willy Walrus.

By Matthias • updated about 2 months ago
+ Ø3 final

In the space station’s living room.

By Matthias • updated 5 months ago

午 character breakdown

Chinese characters are built out of smaller characters. Each component carries a mnemonic symbol - one concrete object that stands in for it - and a mnemonic story hands those objects to the person and the place that stand for the pronunciation. Learn a component once and every character that reuses it gets easier.

Component Translations
Character component without intrinsic meaning
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shí = sh + Ø2
ten / 10
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Characters with 午 as component

= w + Ø3
equal / well-matched / to violate
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= w + Ø3
obstinate, disobedient, intractable
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= gu + Ø3
covered pot
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Words with 午

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afternoon / CL:個|个[ge4] / p.m.
lunch / luncheon / CL:份[fen4],頓|顿[dun4],次[ci4]
lunch / CL:份[fen4],頓|顿[dun4],次[ci4],餐[can1]

Sentences with 午

午 currently does not appear in any sentence.

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7th earthly branch: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., noon, 5th solar month (6th June-6th July), year of the Horse / ancient Chinese compass point: 180° (south)

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