Are you overflowing in Chinese?
<p>Dude, what does that even mean? “Overflowing in Chinese”?</p>
<p>(Dunno, but it rhymes)</p>
<p>And today we kick off another day of Chinese learning with the Chinese word for “overflow,” which is 瀰漫 (mí màn).</p>
<p>Let’s break it down:</p>
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<li><strong>瀰 (Mí)</strong>: This character is associated with water (it uses the water radical 氵on the left) and the word 彌 (mí) on the right, meaning to fill completely. This word is often used in classical Chinese to describe water that spreads or overflows. It’s a less commonly used character in modern Chinese.</li>
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