láilài HSK1

come

lái frequency
to come verb
To come; to arrive; to move toward the speaker; to crop up or happen

I really shouldn't have come here.

[directional] particle
Used after a verb to indicate motion toward the speaker

She came into my room yesterday.

Can you put your phone away?

in order to prepositionverb
Used between two verb phrases to show that the first action is the means or method used to achieve the second goal

I'm not here to see him.

since prepositionparticle
Used after a time duration to mean "for the past..." or "ever since"

This place hasn't changed in 20 years.

I've been writing to her every month for three years.

future noun
(bound form) Future; coming; next
to do verb
Used as a substitute for a more specific verb: to do; to bring; to get; to have

Give me something special today.

He asked if he could have a cup of coffee.

can particle
Used after de or to indicate being able or unable to do something
[sentence-final] particle
(informal) Used at the end of a sentence to indicate that something happened recently or to ask for a reminder of something that just occurred
around
Used after a round number to indicate an approximate amount: around; over; and more
[listing]
Used after numerals like "one" or "two" to list reasons or points
surname
a Chinese surname
lài
to encourage
(bound form) To encourage; to reward; to induce to come

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Frequency

Character
Written text
15th most common 5578.5 per million
Movie subtitles
16th most common 8067.7 per million appears in 100% of films
Word
Movie subtitles
5519.3 per million appears in 100% of films
Written text
2016.7 per million

Details

HSK 2.0
Level 1
HSK 3.0
Level 1
Simplified
Strokes
8
Unicode
U+4F86

Sources