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huò wù
n. goods, commodity
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Is there any difference between 货物 (traditional Chinese: 貨物) and 货 (traditional Chinese: 貨) when we mean to say "n. goods, commodity"?
hakkaman
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Yes, there is a difference between 货物 (huòwù) and 货 (huò) when we mean to say "n. goods, commodity." 货物 (huòwù) is a collective noun that refers to "goods" or "commodities," while 货 (huò) is a more general term that can mean "goods" but also has other meanings such as "money". 货 (huò) can also be used to (derogatory) refer to a person when calling names or cursing.
lisaC
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