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How would the letters D L N look in Chinese?

You can't directly translate the letters "D L N" into Chinese characters because they are English letters, not words with meaning.

To write these letters in Chinese, you would use the pinyin system for romanizing Chinese characters:

* D would be written as D (pronounced as "dee" in pinyin)

* L would be written as L (pronounced as "el" in pinyin)

* N would be written as N (pronounced as "en" in pinyin)

However, if you are looking for Chinese words that start with these letters, there are many possibilities. For example:

* D could be the first letter of "dà" (大) which means "big" or "large".

* L could be the first letter of "liàng" (亮) which means "bright" or "shining".

* N could be the first letter of "nǐ" (你) which means "you".

Please clarify what you are trying to do with these letters, and I can give you a more specific answer.

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