客气
kè qi
traditional 客氣

How to write 客气 (kè qi) in Chinese

客气 (pinyin: kè qi, written "ke qi" or "keqi") means polite. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 客气.

Meaning

  • polite
  • courteous
  • formal
  • modest

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Examples

不客气,这种情况我们每天处理几十次。
bú kè qi, zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng wǒ men měi tiān chǔ lǐ jǐ shí cì.
You're welcome. We deal with this dozens of times a day.
别这么客气。我叫张伟,坐在你旁边。有什么不懂的随时问我。
bié zhè me kè qi. wǒ jiào Zhāng Wěi, zuò zài nǐ páng biān. yǒu shén me bù dǒng de suí shí wèn wǒ.
Don't be so polite. I'm Zhang Wei, I sit next to you. Anything you don't understand, just ask me anytime.

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