How To Say Me In Chinese?

The most common way to say me in Chinese

When you start to learn Chinese, one of the first words you need to learn is “I/me” , which is translated into Chinese as 我 [wǒ].
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The basic information of me in Chinese

Me in Chinese: 我
Me in pinyin: [wǒ]
Tone: Third
Radical: 戈
Stroke Count: 7
Structure: Left to right
Usage: ★★★★★

The glyph evolution of me in Chinese

The glyph contrast of me in Chinese

The order of strokes of me in Chinese

The calligraphy of me in Chinese

Me-related phrases in Chinese

1. 我们 [wǒ men] – We, us.
2. 我家 [wǒ jiā] – My family.
3. 自我 [zì wǒ] – Selfhood.
4. 忘我 [wàng wǒ] – Selfless.
5. 舍小我成大我 [shě xiǎo wǒ chéng dà wǒ] – Give up the small for the big.

Other expressions of me in Chinese

1. 咱 [zán] – I. Me.
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2. 俺 [ǎn] – I. Me.
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3. 吾 [wú] – I. Me.
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4. 本人 [běn rén] – Self.
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5. 鄙人 [bǐ rén] – A humility of oneself.
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6. 咱家 [zán jiā] – The self-proclaimed of a character in a novel or drama.
7. 在下 [zài xià] – A humility of oneself.
8. 小生 [xiǎo shēng] / 晚生 [wǎn shēng] / 小人 [xiǎo rén] – A humility of oneself.
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9. 小弟 [xiǎo dì] – A courtesy between male friends.
10. 小女子 [xiǎo nǚ zǐ] – The courtesy of a young female.
11. 老子 [lǎo zǐ] – A conceited man calls himself.
12. 老娘 [lǎo niáng] – A conceited woman calls herself.
13. 老夫 [lǎo fū] / 老朽 [lǎo xiǔ] – An old man calls himself.

14. 奴家 [nú jiā] / 妾身 [qiè shēn] – A woman calls herself in the old days.
15. 朕 [zhèn] / 孤 [gū] / 寡人 [guǎ rén] – The emperors call themselves.

16. 臣 [chén] – An official’s self-proclaimed to the emperor.
17. 卑职 [bēi zhí] / 下官 [xià guān] – The self-professing of a subordinate officer to a superior in the old days.
18. 奴才 [nú cái] – A man servant calls himself. An official’s self-proclaimed to the emperor in Qing dynasty
19. 奴婢 [nú bì] – A maid calls herself.
20. 贫道 [pín dào] – The self-designation of the Taoist.

21. 贫僧 [pín sēng] – The monk humbly calls himself.

22. 贫尼 [pín ní] – The nun humbly calls herself.

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