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What does an wo de mean in Chinese?

"Wo de" in Chinese means "my".

It's a possessive pronoun, similar to "my" in English. It's used to indicate something belongs to the speaker.

Here are some examples:

* 我的书 (wǒ de shū) - My book

* 我的朋友 (wǒ de péngyou) - My friend

* 我的家 (wǒ de jiā) - My home

It's important to note that "wo de" is often contracted in spoken Chinese, especially in informal settings. For example:

* 我的书 (wǒ de shū) might be shortened to 我的 (wǒ de) or even just (wǒ) depending on the context.

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