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How do you pronounce 大坂?

大坂 is pronounced "Dà bǎn" in Mandarin Chinese. It is made up of 2 syllables.

What HSK level is 大坂?

大坂 is not part of the HSK vocabulary lists. It may be a specialized or advanced word.

What characters make up 大坂?

大坂 is made up of the characters 大, 坂. Each character has its own meaning and can appear in other words.

How do you write 大坂?

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大坂 (Dà bǎn) — old name for Ōsaka 大阪 (city in Japan), changed in the beginning of the Meiji 明治 Era because 坂 could, if the radicals were read separately, be interpreted as "(will) return to soil" | Chinese Dictionary

大坂

Dà bǎn

old name for Ōsaka 大阪 (city in Japan), changed in the beginning of the Meiji 明治 Era because 坂 could, if the radicals were read separately, be interpreted as "(will) return to soil"

Characters in This Word

大坂

Definitions

old name for Ōsaka 大阪 (city in Japan), changed in the beginning of the Meiji 明治 Era because 坂 could, if the radicals were read separately, be interpreted as "(will) return to soil"

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HSK & Exam Info

This word is not part of the HSK vocabulary lists.

Frequently Asked Questions

大坂

Dà bǎn

old name for Ōsaka 大阪 (city in Japan), changed in the beginning of the Meiji 明治 Era because 坂 could, if the radicals were read separately, be interpreted as "(will) return to soil"

Characters in This Word

大坂

Definitions

old name for Ōsaka 大阪 (city in Japan), changed in the beginning of the Meiji 明治 Era because 坂 could, if the radicals were read separately, be interpreted as "(will) return to soil"