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Many written works in Knašta use certain Chinese characters. Most are used to represent affixes, however there are a few used to represent nouns, pronouns, and verbs. The table below contains a list of Chinese characters used in Knašta.

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! Character(s) !! Pronunciation !! Meaning !! Example !! Notes 
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| 県 || ken [kɛn] || Province, State || Flaxilþřand県 (Flaxilthrand province) <br/> Flaxilþřand-ken|| 
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| 市 || šý [ʃi] || City || Flaxilþřand市 (City of Flaxilthrand) || 
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| 州 || šů [ʃu] || Region || Oxídentsí州 (Western region) || 
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| 国 || pysťo [paɪstjo] || Country || Kořstekístón国 (The country of Corstekistan) ||
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| 道 || paþa [paθa] || Way, path, how || 道maršatsjon (How to walk) ||
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| 不 || ní [ni] || No, not || 不 ǰis al ídé 的 bots (It's not a good idea) || 
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| 是 || éja [eja] || Yes || 是， ǰin ẁakoàtsjon (Yes, I agree) ||
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| 上 || ota [oɾa] || Up, high || DŽis 不上 oleš (It's down there) || 
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| 没 || réjetsí [ɾejɛts] || None, nothing || Aveskkatsa pîní没 (We have no bread) || 
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| 点 || alí [ali] || Any || 不aveskkatsa alímentsí点 (We don't have any food) || 
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| 会 || til [tɪl] || Future tense marker || 会gróþkatsí oleš (I'm going to go there) || 
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| 了 || sen [sɛn] || Past tense marker || 了fétsakatsí lot (I did it) || 
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| 了了 || són [sɑn] || Past perfect tense marker || 了了trůvinskakatsí lot (I've found it) || 
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| 在 || link [lɪŋk] || Present progressive tense marker || Gróþkatsí在 omagazatí (I'm going to the store) || 
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| 们 || sin [sɪn] || Plural || Ňos们 (People) || Rare
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| 时 || tempesťa [tɛmpɛstja] || Time || Kwo 会ǰis vošní的 时arívítkatsjon? (When will you arrive?) ||
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| 为 || kwy [kwaɪ] (as a word), rézatí [ɾezaɾi] (as a prefix) || Why || Kw'is vošní的 为fétsatsjon por drast (Why did you do that?) ||
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| 的 || dos [doz] (as a word), ins [ɪns] (as a sufix) || Of (as a word), genitive marker (as a suffix) || DŽis 的 kas (It's cheesy), Jo的 kindęsin (My children) || 
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| 我 || joj [joɪ], jo [jo] || I, me || 不œrtanés 我 (Don't hurt me) || Rare
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| 你 || vošní [vɑʃne] || You || 你 不 kanel (You can't) || Rare
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| 者 || kêta [kɑ̃ta] || Subject marker || Tokjo者 有 ňossin多 (There are many people in Tokyo) || 
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| 多 || mnoho [mnoho] || Many || Íl avesk aržentsísin多 (He has lots of money) || 
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| 少 || pjotsí [pjots] || Few || Íl 了donek jo alímentsí少 (He gave me little food) ||
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| 尐 || kelk [kɛk] || Some, somewhat || DŽis 尐不facílja (It's somewhat difficult) || 
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| 有 || lešťa [lɛʃtja] || There is, there are || 了有 drý nékosin orœma (There were three cats in the room) || 
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| 夫子 || fůtsí [futs] || Master, teacher || Sé 夫子 sen-vív ošansin (The master lived in the mountains) || 夫子 is used only in the context of Confucianism or other religious or philosophical doctrines. Other teachers, such as schoolteachers, are referred to as ''fůtsí'', not ''夫子''
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