拿náto take; to hold
How 拿 is written
Stroke order matters: it sets the proportions of the character and how a reader will parse it. In the trainer these same boxes reject a stroke drawn out of turn.
Examples
请你帮我拿一下书。
Qǐng nǐ bāng wǒ ná yīxià shū.
Please hold the book for me a moment.
- 请qǐngto ask
- 你nǐyou
- 帮bāngto help
- 我wǒI
- 拿náto take; to hold
- 一yīone
- 下xiàdown; to go down; next
- 书shūbook
他拿着一本书。
Tā ná zhe yī běn shū.
He is holding a book.
- 他tāhe
- 拿náto take; to hold
- 着zheongoing state marker
- 一yīone
- 本běnmeasure word for books
- 书shūbook
Not to be confused with
Characters that look or sound alike. The trainer mixes them into the answer options for exactly that reason — so the difference sticks.
- 那nàthat
- 八bāeight
- 大dàbig