kuài
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How to write (kuài) in Chinese

(pinyin: kuài, written "kuai" or "kuai") means piece, lump, chunk; dollar; measure word for currency. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • piece, lump, chunk; dollar; measure word for currency

Stroke order

Examples

八块吧。
bā kuài ba.
Eight, alright?
五块一斤,买两斤给你算九块。
wǔ kuài yì jīn, mǎi liǎng jīn gěi nǐ suàn jiǔ kuài.
Five yuan a jin. Buy two jin, I'll give it to you for nine.
一只狐狸看见了,很想要那块肉。
yì zhī hú li kàn jiàn le, hěn xiǎng yào nà kuài ròu.
A fox saw it and really wanted that meat.
一只乌鸦找到一块肉,飞到树上准备吃。
yì zhī wū yā zhǎo dào yí kuài ròu, fēi dào shù shang zhǔn bèi chī.
A crow found a piece of meat and flew up to a tree to eat it.
Learn in Lesson 1: Money and buying

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