- 不(no; not; negation)
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
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uncountable noun (in grammar of European languages)
"Water" is an uncountable noun.
uncountable noun (in grammar of European languages)
"Water" is an uncountable noun.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A mouth uttering words of approval with a sound like "ding" gives you the character meaning "can" or "able."
Counting numbers is using your hand to tap repeatedly many times in order to calculate.
When it's dark and people can't see each other, they must use their mouth to call out names to recognize one another.
Words are speech that is managed and arranged in order.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A mouth uttering words of approval with a sound like "ding" gives you the character meaning "can" or "able."
Counting numbers is using your hand to tap repeatedly many times in order to calculate.
When it's dark and people can't see each other, they must use their mouth to call out names to recognize one another.
Words are speech that is managed and arranged in order.
uncountable noun (in grammar of European languages)
uncountable noun (in grammar of European languages)
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