Such bad luck! Today I was stuck in a traffic jam on the way to go to work, and I was almost late. Well, do you know how to write the Chinese characters for “traffic jam”? 堵塞 (dǔsè), 堵车 (dǔchē), 火车 (huǒchē), or 开车 (kāichē)? See the explanation for those Chinese characters: “堵塞 (dǔsè)” are the Chinese characters for “to block.” Both “堵 (dǔ)” and “塞 (sè)” mean to stop up. “堵车 (dǔchē)” are the Chinese characters for “traffic jam.” “堵 (dǔ)” means to stop up, and “车 (chē)” refers to vehicle. “火车 (huǒchē)” are the Chinese characters for “train.” “火 (huǒ)” literally means fire, and “车 (chē)” refers to vehicle. “开车 (kāichē)” are the Chinese characters for “to drive.” “开 (kāi)” literally refers to open, and “车 (chē)” refers to vehicle. Now, can you distinguish those words? Try to translate the following sentence into Chinese: I drove to the airport this morning to catch my flight, but I met a traffic jam and I almost missed my plane. For more Chinese test, learn from this site: resources.echineselearning/chinesetest/?ecl=ptfb0815
Posted on: Thu, 15 Aug 2013 02:51:33 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015