shuō
traditional

How to write (shuō) in Chinese

(pinyin: shuō, written "shuo" or "shuo") means to say, to speak; to explain. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to say, to speak; to explain

Stroke order

Examples

好,你说吧。
hǎo, nǐ shuō ba.
Sure. Go ahead.
我是四川人,辣对我来说是水。
wǒ shì sì chuān rén, là duì wǒ lái shuō shì shuǐ.
I'm from Sichuan. Spicy is like water to me.
周末有空回家吗?爸爸说想你了。
zhōu mò yǒu kòng huí jiā ma? bà ba shuō xiǎng nǐ le.
Got time to come home this weekend? Your dad says he misses you.
老人却说:谁知道这不是好事呢?
lǎo rén què shuō: shéi zhī dào zhè bú shì hǎo shì ne?
The old man said: who knows this isn't a good thing?
Learn in Lesson 4: Doing things

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