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Chinese characters have sequence try to know notice the sequence
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Yes, you can use 房子 (fángzi) to talk about a house you don't own. 房子 (fángzi) is a general term for a house or building, regardless of whether you own it or not. For example, you can say "我想看看这个房子 (wǒ xiǎng kàn kàn zhège fángzi) - I want to take a look at this house."
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1. 宅 (zhái): This word means "house" and is used to refer to a person's residence.
2. 住宅 (zhùzhái): This word means "dwelling" and is used to refer to a building or structure that is used as a residence.
3. 屋 (wū): This word means "house" and is used to refer to a building or structure that is used as a residence.
4. 楼 (lóu): This word means "building" and is used to refer to a large structure that is used for a variety of purposes, such as a residence, office, or store.
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