Zhou in Japanese
Zhou in Japanese is 周 — Zhou means a thick rice porridge, also called congee, eaten across China and other parts of Asia, often for breakfast.
Zhou in Japanese
周
Pronounced: shuu
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What does "Zhou" mean?
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noun A thick rice porridge, also called congee, eaten across China and other parts of Asia, often for breakfast.
"We had a bowl of hot zhou with pickled vegetables for breakfast."
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- We had a bowl of hot zhou with pickled vegetables for breakfast.
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What is "Zhou" in Japanese?
"Zhou" in Japanese is 周. Zhou means: A thick rice porridge, also called congee, eaten across China and other parts of Asia, often for breakfast.
How do you pronounce 周?
"Zhou" in Japanese is 周, pronounced "shuu".
How do you use "Zhou" in a sentence?
Example: "We had a bowl of hot zhou with pickled vegetables for breakfast." In Japanese, "Zhou" is 周.
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