jīn

How to write (jīn) in Chinese

(pinyin: jīn, written "jin" or "jin") means modern, current; today, now. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • modern, current; today, now

Stroke order

Examples

今天什么都没做,但感觉好极了。
jīn tiān shén me dōu méi zuò, dàn gǎn jué hǎo jí le.
Today I did nothing, but it felt wonderful.
各位观众晚上好,下面是今天的天气预报。
gè wèi guān zhòng wǎn shang hǎo, xià miàn shì jīn tiān de tiān qì yù bào.
Good evening, viewers. Next is today's weather forecast.
是的,您好!我今天第一天上班,请多关照。
shì de, nín hǎo! wǒ jīn tiān dì yī tiān shàng bān, qǐng duō guān zhào.
Yes, hello! Today's my first day, please look after me.
阿姨,今天的西红柿特别好,刚到的,要不要?
ā yí, jīn tiān de xī hóng shì tè bié hǎo, gāng dào de, yào bu yào?
Auntie, today's tomatoes are especially good, just came in. Want some?

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