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Chinese Words for Life at home

Posted on May 19, 2022November 11, 2022 by tiffany

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Before we look up the Chinese words for life at home, let me tell you a fun fact. First, birthdays must be celebrated before or on the actual birth date. Celebrating a belated birthday is considered taboo. Also, lots of Taiwanese do not celebrate their 9th, 19th, 29th, or 39th…birthdays. That’s because people believe 9 is the number that will cause illness and disaster. Once you pass this life checkpoint 9, you will be fine for the next 9 years until the next checkpoint 9 comes.

Chinese Words for Life at Home

SimplifyChinaTraditionalTaiwanEnglishKoreanJapanese
东西dōngxi東西dōngxīobjects, things물건物
报bào報紙bàozhǐnewspaper신문新聞
杯子bēizi杯子bēizicup컵カップ
碗wǎn碗wǎnbowl그릇茶碗
盘子pánzi盤子pánziplates접시お皿
书shū書shūbook책本
电影diànyǐng電影diànyǐngmovies영화映画
钱qián錢qiánmoney돈お金
票piào票piàoticket표チケット
眼镜yǎnjìng眼鏡yǎnjìngglasses안경メガネ
生日shēngrì生日shēngrìbirthday생일誕生日
生活shēnghuó生活shēnghuólife생활生活
照片zhàopiàn照片zhàopiànphoto사진写真
纸zhǐ紙zhǐpaper종이紙

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你在中國的生活怎麼樣?
你在中国的生活怎么样?
Nǐ zài Zhōngguó de shēng huó zěnmeyàng?
How is your life in China?

我沒錢買電影票
我没钱买电影票
Wǒ méiqián mǎi diànyǐng piào.
I don’t have money to buy movie tickets.

Furniture & Clothing

SimplifyChinaTraditionalTaiwanEnglishKoreanJapanese
家具jiāju傢俱jiājùfurniture가구家具
沙发shāfā沙發shāfāsofa소파ソファ
门mén門méndoor문 ドア
窗(戶)chuāng(hu)窗(戶)chuāng(hù)window창문窓
床chuáng床chuángbed침대ベッド
椅子yǐzi椅子yǐzichair의자椅子
桌子zhuōzi桌子zhuōzitable탁자テーブル
衣服yīfu衣服yīfúclothing옷服
袜子wàzi襪子wàzisocks양말靴下
鞋子xiézi鞋子xiézishoes신발靴
裤子kùzi褲子kùzipants바지ズボン
裙子qúnzi裙子qúnziskirt치마スカート

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我想買幾件新衣服
我想买几件新衣服
Wǒ xiǎng mǎi jǐjiàn xīn yīfú.
Wǒ xiǎng mǎi jǐjiàn xīn yīfu.
I want to buy some new clothes.

你的床好大好軟啊
你的床好大好软啊
Nǐ de chuáng hǎodà hǎoruǎn a!
Your bed is so big and soft!

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