5 steps to a 5 signs vocab

莫

(mo) A Chinese character meaning "not" or "no," often used in negation.

禁

(jin) A Chinese character meaning "forbid" or "prohibit," commonly used to indicate restrictions.

免

(mian) A Chinese character meaning "exempt" or "to spare," often used to indicate freedom from obligation or duty.

止

(zhi) A Chinese character meaning "stop" or "to cease," often used in contexts of halting an action or process.

罚

(fa) A Chinese character meaning "punish" or "penalty," often used to denote a consequence for wrongdoing.

惩

(cheng) A Chinese character meaning "punishment" or "to punish," often used in legal or disciplinary contexts to indicate the imposition of a penalty.

请

(qing) A Chinese character meaning "please" or "to request," commonly used in polite requests or invitations.

小心

(xiao xin) A Chinese character meaning "be careful" or "take caution," often used as a reminder to exercise caution in various situations.

注意

(zhu yi) A Chinese character meaning "to pay attention to" or "to notice," commonly used to advise careful observation or mindfulness.

规则

(gui ze) A Chinese character meaning "rule" or "regulation," often used to indicate guidelines or standards to follow.

遵守

(zun shou) A Chinese character meaning "to comply with" or "to abide by," often used in the context of following rules or regulations.

守则

(shou ze) A Chinese character meaning "code of conduct" or "guideline," often used to refer to principles or standards that govern behavior.

禁止

(jin zhi) A Chinese character meaning "prohibition" or "forbidden," often used to indicate something that is not allowed or is restricted.