The difference between じゅぅ and ちゅぅ

じゅぅ: followed by a noun.

Example: in the late edo period, no one lived in the shogunate middle school.

In the late Edo period, Song Pingxin, known as the monarch of Shirakawa, replaced Tanaka and recognized the shogunate as the old middle school.

ちゅぅ: followed by a verb.

Example: China university students, students, students, Internet cafes, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students.

College students in China often go to Internet cafes. They chat online and send emails.

2. Different contexts;

じゅぅ: It is often used as a neutral word.

For example: きのぅは, ゅよんせっき )のひ "Vegetation (くさ?" Shinjuku Royal Garden. ?

Yesterday was the "little full" in the 24 solar terms. The so-called "lush vegetation and full potential" season. Go to Tokyo to feel this season? Wandering around Shinjuku Imperial Garden.

ちゅぅ: It is usually used in a derogatory sense.

Examples: むかしむかし, Apo の (ぁわのくに→ビに)?

A long time ago, Abo had a famous puppet sculptor. His name was Abo Puppet Loyalty. He's a freak.

Extended data:

Different meanings can be pronounced according to their meanings:

1, じゅぅ): all, all;

For example: in the world (じゅぅ): the whole world;

One day (じゅぅ): a whole day;

(ちゅぅ): China, China, China; In the course of; Yes, yes, yes.

Example: Among the passengers (ちゅぅ among the passengers):

In a meeting (ちゅぅ): in a meeting;

This week (within this week):