Translate "I" into English

Me, me, us

detailed description

"Dai" sound and sound. The word is from people, from the province of castration, and from the province of castration. "castration" means "closing the door", and the combination of "person" and "castration" is "closing the door" The person who closes the door every night. Extended meaning: 1 The head of the family as a family member. Parents. 2. me. Note: the person who has the right to open and close the house is usually the head of the family. Even if he can't do it himself because he has something on hand, he needs his consent or authorization to open and close the house. If the person who knocks at the door can't get the consent of the head of the family, he can't enter the door; Children can't go out to play without parents' consent. If the local government sends someone to knock on the door to collect taxes, then the person who opens the door is the person responsible for paying taxes. This meaning finally develops into the singular personal pronoun "I", because only the head of the family can promise to pay taxes, and no one else has this responsibility. All roads lead to gold and jade. I only saw the alliance between wood and stone. A dream of red mansions is another example: my place (my home. (of a husband); I'm not going to the party: mine. My dad [Fang]: ours. A village

Epidemic area:

"An" is a northern dialect, but the word "An" is widespread in the north and widely used throughout the country. The popular areas are mainly northern dialect areas, such as Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Shaanxi, Northeast China and Northern Jiangsu. The tone is slightly different, but it is nothing more than these meanings: I, we, mine and ours.

Dialect set

Cantonese: jim3 Hakka dialect: [Sixian dialect in Taiwan Province Province] en 1jam3 [Meixian dialect] jam3 [Hailufeng dialect] en 1ram3 [Hakka English dictionary] jam3 [Baoan dialect] jam3 [Hakka pinyin vocabulary] en 1 [Lufeng dialect]

The origin of ancient sounds:

The ancient "I" has been reading ngai sounds, and it has been completely preserved in Hakka dialect. At present, the initials in many places in the north are still ng (for example, people who read nge in Shaanxi dialect know it). "I" was originally a derivative of the word "I". You read ngan, or the sound in the old Shandong dialect. Later, because there was no ng initial in Mandarin, it became an.

The origin of Chinese characters

"Volume 8" and "People's Department" Anda also. From people's voices. Yu yeqie

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There is also "an" in Japanese, as opposed to "private", which is generally the self-address of men when they speak. Roman characters: Hiragana in Japanese: ぉれ. In Japanese, the two first-person pronouns "servant" and "an" are reserved for men, but generally women don't use them. The reason may be due to the strict order of the Japanese nation, or it may be due to the long-standing absolute concept that men are superior to women in Japanese society. However, some women (especially those who have received higher education, agree with the western concept of equality between men and women, or are unwilling to think about their own female identity) will consciously use these personal terms dedicated to men in their lives, studies and work. The first person in Japan: わたし (private )わたくし (private )われ (me )わぼく (servant)

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In addition, there are people with the surname "An". From the Tang Dynasty, a large number of Jews entered China, especially in the Song Dynasty. The surname of Jewish immigrants was given by the emperor. According to the inscription in the second year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1489), there were seventeen surnames of Jews at that time, including Li, An, Ai, Gao, Mu, Zhao and Jin, one of which was added in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty. There are hardly any now.