哩 Stroke Order

哩 [li] 1. Particle, same meaning as "呢." 2. Particle, same meaning as "啦." 哩 [li] (Particle) 1. Used at the end of declarative sentences to indicate affirmation, speculation, exaggeration, emphasis, etc. Slightly similar to "呢." (En: a formal word in Chinese.) Example: 如:还早哩 (It's still early.) 2. (Colloquial) Used after parallel elements in a sentence to indicate enumeration, similar to "啦." (En: a particle, expressing exclamation, interrogation, etc.) Example: 如:笔哩，墨哩，都在桌上放着 (The pens and ink are all on the table.) 3. Also see lī; lǐ. 哩 [li] (Particle) 1. Used at the end of declarative sentences to indicate affirmation, speculation, exaggeration, emphasis, etc. Slightly similar to "呢." (En: a formal word in Chinese.) Example: 如:还早哩 (It's still early.) 2. (Colloquial) Used after parallel elements in a sentence to indicate enumeration, similar to "啦." (En: a particle, expressing exclamation, interrogation, etc.) Example: 如:笔哩，墨哩，都在桌上放着 (The pens and ink are all on the table.) 3. Also see lī; lǐ. 哩 [lī] 1. The translation of the English mile, 一哩 (yīnglǐ). It is a unit of measurement in the Anglo-American system, equal to 5280 feet or approximately 1609 meters (this character has been discontinued in mainland China and is now written as "英里"). 哩 [lī] Noun; Measure word. A unit of measurement in the Anglo-American system. One mile equals 1,609 meters. Now written as "英里." 哩 [lī] Noun; Measure word. A unit of measurement in the Anglo-American system. One mile equals 1,609 meters. Now written as "英里." 哩 1. 〔～～啦啦〕 A scattered or intermittent appearance. 哩 [lī] Also see li. 哩 [lī] Also see li. 哩 [yīnglǐ] (Noun) An old name for the mile (En: mile). 哩 [yīnglǐ] (Noun) An old name for the mile (En: mile).