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Oh, two brothers.
Oh, two brothers.
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<h2>α’αΆ / Not</h2> <b>0/263</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> used preceding nouns or noun phrases giving them a pejorative, derogatory or very familiar meaning. It is commonly used in addressing close friends, persons regarded as inferiors, or young boys. It can also be used before the name of something with which one is annoyed; when preceding the name of a girl, it conveys a notion of endearment; when preceding adjectives, it forms nouns with a notion of disapproval or familiarity.<br><br>
α’αΆ
'a
Not
<h2>ααΈαααΆαα / Pair</h2> <b>173/0</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> <br> ααΈα,ααΆαα
ααΈαααΆαα
bi neΔg
Pair
<h2>ααααα’αΌα / Brothers</h2> <b>0/1434</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> brothers and sisters, siblings; relatives<br> αα,ααα’αΌα
ααααα’αΌα
bΓ’ng b'n
Brothers
<h2>α’αα αα / Heng</h2> <b>0/5262</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> you / your (to someone who is younger than speaker or to a close friend, otherwise insulting)<br>
α’αα αα
'hΓͺng
Heng
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