jié
traditional

How to write (jié) in Chinese

(pinyin: jié, written "jie" or "jie") means knot, tie; to connect, to join. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • knot, tie; to connect, to join

Stroke order

Examples

妈,我挺好的。这周项目快结束了,有点累。
mā, wǒ tǐng hǎo de. zhè zhōu xiàng mù kuài jié shù le, yǒu diǎn lèi.
Mom, I'm fine. The project's almost done this week, just a bit tired.
看场合。同事之间几块、几十块都正常。结婚那种,几百到几千都有。
kàn chǎng hé. tóng shì zhī jiān jǐ kuài, jǐ shí kuài dōu zhèng cháng. jié hūn nà zhǒng, jǐ bǎi dào jǐ qiān dōu yǒu.
Depends on the occasion. Between coworkers, a few yuan or a few tens is normal. For weddings, anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand.
对啊,过节、生日、结婚、生孩子,都可以发。微信红包让这件事变得更方便了。
duì a, guò jié, shēng rì, jié hūn, shēng hái zi, dōu kě yǐ fā. wēi xìn hóng bāo ràng zhè jiàn shì biàn de gèng fāng biàn le.
Yeah, holidays, birthdays, weddings, having a baby, you can send them for all of these. WeChat red envelopes made this much more convenient.

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