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七

qī · qi

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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一(yī)、二(èr)、三(sān)、四(sì)、五(wǔ)、六(liù)、七(qī)、八(bā)、九(jiǔ)、十(shí)。

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

我(wǒ)们(men)班(bān)一(yí)共(gòng)有(yǒu)三(sān)十(shí)二(èr)个(gè)学(xué)生(sheng)，其(qí)中(zhōng)七(qī)个(gè)是(shì)女(nǚ)生(shēng)。

There are thirty-two students in our class, seven of whom are girls.

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