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No. In modern Chinese, it is only pronounced "cóng". "zòng" is an obsolete pronunciation in ancient Chinese.
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1. 从 (cóng) can be used to indicate the origin of something, such as a place, time, or point of view. For example, 从中国 (cóng Zhōngguó) means "from China".
2. 从 (cóng) can be used to indicate the starting point of an action or process. For example, 从今天开始 (cóng jīntiān kāishǐ) means "starting from today".
3. 从 (cóng) can be used to indicate the source of a statement or opinion. For example, 从我的角度来看 (cóng wǒ de jiǎodù lái kàn) means "from my point of view".
4. 从 (cóng) can be used to indicate the cause of something. For example, 从这个事件引发的 (cóng zhège shìjiàn yǐnfā de) means "caused by this event".
5. 从 (cóng) can be used to indicate the basis of a comparison. For example, 从价格上来看 (cóng jiàgé shàng lái kàn) means "compared in terms of price".
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In Chinese, 从 (cóng) and 由 (yóu) both indicate a point of origin or source, but they are used in different contexts.
从 (cóng) is typically used to indicate the starting point of an action or a direction. For example, "从这里出发" (cóng zhèlǐ chūfā) means "start from here."
由 (yóu), on the other hand, can also mean "from", but it is also often used to indicate who or what is responsible for an action or decision. For example, "由我来决定" (yóu wǒ lái juédìng) means "I will decide."
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