What is XI in Cantonese?
Radicals in this Character
| Pinyin | English Definition for Chinese Text |
|---|---|
| xi1 | light of day |
What does XI name mean?
系 / 係 [Xi] Meaning: to connect, to relate to, to tie up, to bind, to be (literary), system, department, faculty, to tie, to fasten, to button up, to connect, to arrest, to worry.
Is Xi a Chinese name?
Xi (/ʃiː/ shee; Mandarin: [ɕi]) is the romanization in Pinyin of several different Chinese family names, including: 奚 (Xī; see Chinese Wikipedia article) 西 (Xī; see Chinese Wikipedia article)
How do you answer a dui bu qi in Chinese?
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 does Bu Hao mean Mandarin?
bu hao : no good… : bù hǎo | Definition | Mandarin Chinese Pinyin English Dictionary | Yabla Chinese.
What is IX?
IX, the Roman numeral for the number 9.
What is the meaning of xian sheng?
Mister: xian sheng, literally “born before me.” Follows a name when addressing a known person, so Simon Tam would be addressed as Tam Simon xian sheng, or simply Tam xian sheng. Not keeping a rendezvous: Fang ge zi, literally “release a pigeon” but insinuating not picking up the bird at the destination.
What is jia you in Chinese?
Cheering or urging someone on: Jia you, literally “add fuel”, equivalent of “go (name)!” in English. Do something for nothing in return, or wasted endeavor without a payoff: Yee yan, literally “a charity show”. Everyone shut up!: Ni men dou bi zui!
What does she tou mean in Chinese?
In the doghouse: Leng gong, literally “a cold palace,” which is where an emperor confines those concubines who have fallen out of favor Leader of a criminal operation: She tou, literally “snakehead”, derogatory. Like hell/In your dreams: Jian ta de gui, literally “see his ghost”, or jian gui which likely means “seeing ghosts”
What does Kai Huo mean in Chinese?
Fire!: Kai huo (as in shooting), fen huo (as in starting) Fire at will or terminate with extreme prejudice: Da kai sa jeh, meaning “breaking the Buddhist vow against killing” Foiled or ruined at the last moment: Soh ya fei tian, expression, literally “a cooked duck flies away”