@ is a symbol, which means "at" in e-mail application, that is, "a user" is in "a server". It is also widely used in social applications such as Weibo. In English, the input key is Shift+2, or you can use Alt+64 (hold down Alt and type 64 on the keyboard, then release Alt).

Chinese name: Aite

Mbth: @

Symbol: It is widely used in the network and has many meanings.

Due to the increasing popularity of e-mail and the cultural habits of the country and the nation, the address of the symbol @ is also different. Russians call it "puppy", Finns call it "Mimi", France and Italy call it "little snail" and so on. However, in many English-speaking countries, @ is directly pronounced as at.

In China, there are many pronunciations of @, and there are two popular ones: one is "Circle A" and the other is "Flower A". In fact, in the representation of e-mail, @ means at, that is, "a user" is in "a server". So according to the specific meaning of @ here, we should pronounce it as "at".

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