tài
traditional

How to write (tài) in Chinese

(pinyin: tài, written "tai" or "tai") means manner, bearing, attitude. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • manner, bearing, attitude

Stroke order

Examples

环境不错,装修很简洁,服务员的态度也很好,上菜速度快。
huán jìng bú cuò, zhuāng xiū hěn jiǎn jié, fú wù yuán de tài du yě hěn hǎo, shàng cài sù dù kuài.
The atmosphere was good, the decor minimal, the staff's attitude was friendly, and food came out fast.
哈哈,这态度很好。走,我带你去。顺便认识一下其他同事。
hā hā, zhè tài du hěn hǎo. zǒu, wǒ dài nǐ qù. shùn biàn rèn shi yí xià qí tā tóng shì.
Ha ha, good attitude. Come on, I'll take you. We'll meet the other colleagues while we're at it.

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