舒服
shū fu
HSK 3

How to write 舒服 (shū fu) in Chinese

舒服 (pinyin: shū fu, written "shu fu" or "shufu") means comfortable. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 舒服.

Meaning

  • comfortable
  • feeling well

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Examples

怎么不舒服?要不要先去医院?
zěn me bù shū fu? yào bu yào xiān qù yī yuàn?
What's wrong? Want to go to a hospital first?
并不是不喜欢朋友,只是有些日子,自己一个人最舒服。
bìng bú shì bù xǐ huan péng you, zhǐ shì yǒu xiē rì zi, zì jǐ yí ge rén zuì shū fu.
It's not that I don't like my friend, just that on some days, being alone is the most comfortable.
啊...我今天有点不舒服,可能就不去了。下次一定参加。
à... wǒ jīn tiān yǒu diǎn bù shū fu, kě néng jiù bú qù le. xià cì yí dìng cān jiā.
Ah... I'm not feeling great today, I'll probably skip. Next time for sure.
差不多吧。其实也不完全是迷信。打扫完之后,心情会很舒服,准备好迎接新的一年。
chà bu duō ba. qí shí yě bù wán quán shì mí xìn. dǎ sǎo wán zhī hòu, xīn qíng huì hěn shū fu, zhǔn bèi hǎo yíng jiē xīn de yì nián.
Pretty much. Actually it's not entirely superstition either. After cleaning, you feel good, ready to welcome the new year.

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