How to write 算 (dǎ)
算 has 14 strokes and means “to plan; intention” — it first appears in HSK 2. Watch the stroke order below, trace it in the mi-grid, then test yourself stroke by stroke.
Practise writing 算
Trace mode: follow the grey character with your mouse or finger. Switch to stroke-order animation or quiz mode in the app.
Words that contain 算
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning | List |
|---|---|---|---|
| 打算 | dǎ suàn | to plan; intention | HSK 2 |
| 打算 | dǎ suàn | to plan; to intend | HSK 3 |
| 算 | suàn | regard as; to figure | HSK 4 |
| 总算 | zǒng suàn | at long last; finally | HSK 5 |
| 计算 | jì suàn | to count; to calculate | HSK 5 |
| 合算 | hé suàn | worthwhile; be a good deal | HSK 6 |
| 算了 | suàn le | let it be; let it pass | HSK 6 |
| 算数 | suàn shù | to count numbers; to keep to one's word | HSK 6 |
Stroke order for 算
Write 算 in 14 strokes. The animation in the practice box above shows the correct order; in quiz mode you must draw each stroke in that order, and a wrong start shakes and reveals a hint.
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