I, me

is the Hakka character for 'I', and 'me'. The pronunciation^[1] is ngai² in most dialects.^[2] It is incorporated in the Unicode character set as 𠊎 (you need to have the correct fonts to view this character) in the Extension B range at position Hexadecimal 2028E or in Decimal 131726.

Hanzi DaZidian³ has the following entry :

ái 方言。代詞。表示第一人稱，我。彭湃：" 打了勝仗阿郎返。～愛手槍和炸彈。"

[ ŋai₁₁。 foŋ₃₃ ŋjεn₁₁。 t^hoi₅₃ ts^hu₁₁。 pjau₃₁ si₅₃ t^hi₅₃ jit₃ ŋin₁₁ ts^hin₅₃，ŋo₃₃。p^haŋ₁₁ pai₅₃: ta₃₁ liau₃₁ sin₅₃ tsoŋ₅₃ a₃₃ loŋ₁₁ fan₃₃。 ~ oi₅₃ su₃₁ ts^hioŋ₃₃ fo₁₁ tsa₅₃ t^han₅₃ ]

ngai²。Fong¹ ngien²。Toi⁴ cu²。 Biau³ si⁴ ti⁴ yit⁵ ngin² cin⁴，ngo¹。Pang² Bai⁴: Da³ liau³ sin⁴ zong⁴ A¹ Long² fan¹。 ~ oi⁴ su³ ciong¹ fo² za⁴ tan⁴

ngai². Dialectal. Pronoun. Indicates the first person, I. Pang Pai: After winning the battle, A-Long returned. "I want hand guns and explosives".

Characters, [IPA] , Romanisation & Meaning

^[1] 𠊎 [ŋai₁₁] ngai² I, me
^[2]For example, in the Longchuan (龍川 [ljuŋ₁₁ ts^hon] Liung²Con¹) dialect, it is pronounced [ŋuoi₂₁] nguoi^2
[3] 漢語大字典 [ hon₅₃ ŋi₃₃ t^hai₅₃ su₅₃ tjεn₃₁ ] hon⁴ ngi¹ tai⁴ su⁴ dien³ Hanzi DaZidian - a comprehensive Chinese character dictionary with approximately 56,000 characters and their meanings, usage and pronunciations in Mandarin.