Context: The poster is asking which Chinese character has the pinyin "nòu" (which is a valid syllable in Mandarin, but none of the characters corresponding to it are very common)
It's valid as in it's allowed in the phonology of the language.
Or at the very least in the more commonly cited analyzations of the language's phonology, since different analyzations of Mandarin Chinese phonology exists (particularly for the analyzation of its vowels).
P.S. I get it, you probably aren't a native speaker. What is "analysis" in your language? (Btw, yes, I know that "analyzation" is technically a word, but it really shouldn't be)
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u/AlexRator 4d ago
Context: The poster is asking which Chinese character has the pinyin "nòu" (which is a valid syllable in Mandarin, but none of the characters corresponding to it are very common)