What is Bu Shuang in English?

What is Bu Shuang in English?

bù shuǎng. not well out of sorts in a bad mood without discrepancy accurate.

What does Bu Bu mean in Chinese?

bubu : step by step, a… : bù bù | Definition | Mandarin Chinese Pinyin English Dictionary | Yabla Chinese.

What is Guang Jie?

guàng jiē to take a walk to window-shop to stroll down the street. Example Usage.

How do you answer a dui bu qi?

How to Respond to “dui bu qi”? In Chinese, you may use “mei guan xi” ( /meɪ gu:ɑn ʃɪ /) or “mei shi”( /meɪ ʃrɪ / ) to respond to “dui bu qi”. Both have a meaning of “that’s all right, don’t feel sorry about it or “it’s fine, don’t worry”.

What xie xie means?

thank you
In most languages, one of the first and most important things you learn how to say is “thank you.” In English, “thank you” is a way of showing your appreciation and gratefulness towards someone. In Chinese culture, this is no different. This phrase in Mandarin is 谢谢 (xiè xie)! It’s such an important and useful phrase.

What is the meaning of Shuang in Chinese?

Shuang means cool or refreshing (shuang3 kuai4), by extension it also means this feeling of relaxation or release that comes from any source. It also means to be relaxed or loose in the sense of having or getting your own way, and can be used satirically as in: “Well don’t you have it good/easy…”

What is hen in Mandarin?

很 hěn. (adverb of degree) quite very awfully. Example Usage Strokes Grammar notes.

What is Gege in Chinese?

Gege (Manchu: ᡤᡝᡤᡝ; Chinese: 格格; pinyin: Gégé; Wade–Giles: Ko2-ko2) is the Manchurian word for an unmarried daughter. During the Qing Dynasty, it was the Manchu style of an imperial-born princess of an emperor. A gege could also be a daughter of imperial princess, even if she was promoted to gulun or heshuo princess.

What is bu hao yi si?

‘Bu hao yi si’ (pronounced ‘boo-how-eee-suh’) is certainly THE word that you need to understand when traveling in Taiwan. Literally, it means ‘sorry to slightly bother you’ but the usage of this phrase is SO vast, from apologizing, getting a waiter’s attention to even when receiving a gift.

Why do Chinese say bye bye?

3. “Bye bye” in Chinese – 拜拜(bàibài) It’s exactly what it sounds like, “bye bye”, because it’s a loanword from English. You’d be okay to just say 拜(bài) but the native Chinese speakers almost always say both of them.