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What is dui bu qi?

Dui bu qi, Say Sorry in Chinese.

What does Qi Bao mean in Chinese?

qi bao : to explode, to : qǐ bào | Definition | Mandarin Chinese Pinyin English Dictionary | Yabla Chinese.

What does Bu Hao mean Mandarin?

bu hao : no good… : bù hǎo | Definition | Mandarin Chinese Pinyin English Dictionary | Yabla Chinese.

When asking a question where does the Ma 吗 usually fall in a sentence?

All of those questions can only be answered with agreement or disagreement. That’s what 吗 is for. In this way, 吗 is almost like a question mark that you say out loud. It goes on the end of the sentence and indicates that it’s a question.

What does Meio mean in Mandarin?

I haven’t
Méiyǒu. No (I haven’t). 没有is a commonly used way to say “no, I haven’t” in Chinese.

How do you Say Sorry in Mandarin Chinese?

There are many ways to say “sorry” in Mandarin Chinese, but one of the most common and versatile phrases is ►duì bu qǐ. It means “sorry” in the sense that you have wronged someone and want to apologize. The phrase consists of three characters in traditional Chinese: 对不起 (對不起.

What does excuse me I am sorry mean in Chinese?

Excuse me, I am sorry is a very commonly used phrase in any languages. If you are a person like me, who is always making mistakes, you will use this phrase at least a dozen times a day. When you first begin to learn Mandarin Chinese, I am sorry, 对不起, will surely be one of the first few Chinese phrases you will learn or pick up.

What is the abbreviation for Sorry?

In English we can say “sorry” as an abbreviation for “I am sorry to hear that”/”I feel sorry for you” to express sympathy. Is there a Chinese word or phrase that bears the same meaning?

When is it appropriate to say “I am sorry to hear that?

When you feel sorry for someone. If someone just broke some bad news, such as one of their family members got sick or they just lost their job, it’s polite to express your sympathy with an apology. Just like in English, the appropriate response would be to say “I’m sorry to hear that.” When you’ve interrupted or bothered someone.

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