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芋艿 Pronunciation and Pinyin

芋艿 Usage and Examples

taro; eddo

我有一个芋艿。你有一块蛋糕。

I have got a taro. You have got a cake.

特点:芋艿酥透、汤甜,桂花味浓郁

Characteristics: Crisp taro, sweet soup, osmanthus with thick scent.

The characters in 芋艿

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
芋
yù7Taro, potato, sweet potato
艿
nǎi6taro tuber

More words starting with 芋

  • yù芋tou头Taro, Taro root

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Questions about 芋艿

What does 芋艿 mean in Chinese?

芋艿 (yù nǎi) means “taro; eddo”.

How do you pronounce 芋艿?

芋艿 is pronounced yù nǎi in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “taro; eddo” in Chinese?

“taro; eddo” is 芋艿 (yù nǎi) in Chinese.

How is 芋艿 used in a sentence?

This page has 2 example sentences using 芋艿, each with pinyin and an English translation.

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