肯
Pinyin: kěn
to agree; to consent; to be willing to
Example sentence
很奇怪肯竟然没有同意我们。
Hěn qíguài kěn jìngrán méiyǒu tóngyì wǒmen.
It's strange that Ken doesn't agree with us.
What 肯 means
肯 (kěn) is a Chinese word meaning “to agree; to consent; to be willing to”. It appears in the HSK 6 collection.
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HSK 6
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percentage point
百货
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general merchandise
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