chàng

How to write (chàng) in Chinese

(pinyin: chàng, written "chang" or "chang") means to sing, to chant, to call; ditty, song. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to sing, to chant, to call; ditty, song

Stroke order

Examples

好啊!我最近正想唱歌呢。
hǎo a! wǒ zuì jìn zhèng xiǎng chàng gē ne.
Yeah! I've been wanting to sing lately.
乌鸦听了很高兴,张开嘴唱起歌来。肉掉下来,被狐狸吃掉了。
wū yā tīng le hěn gāo xìng, zhāng kāi zuǐ chàng qǐ gē lái. ròu diào xià lái, bèi hú li chī diào le.
The crow was delighted and opened its mouth to sing. The meat fell, and the fox ate it.
狐狸对乌鸦说:你的羽毛真漂亮,声音一定也很好听。请你唱一首歌吧。
hú li duì wū yā shuō: nǐ de yǔ máo zhēn piào liang, shēng yīn yí dìng yě hěn hǎo tīng. qǐng nǐ chàng yì shǒu gē ba.
The fox said to the crow: your feathers are beautiful, your voice must be lovely too. Please sing a song.
如果你早上经过中国的公园,你常常会看到一群中老年人一起跳舞或者唱歌。这种景象在世界上的其他地方并不常见,但在中国已经成为一种独特的文化现象。
rú guǒ nǐ zǎo shang jīng guò Zhōng guó de gōng yuán, nǐ cháng cháng huì kàn dào yì qún zhōng lǎo nián rén yì qǐ tiào wǔ huò zhě chàng gē. zhè zhǒng jǐng xiàng zài shì jiè shang de qí tā dì fang bìng bù cháng jiàn, dàn zài Zhōng guó yǐ jīng chéng wéi yì zhǒng dú tè de wén huà xiàn xiàng.
If you pass through a Chinese park in the morning, you'll often see a group of middle-aged and older people dancing or singing together. This kind of scene is not common in other parts of the world, but in China it has become a unique cultural phenomenon.

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