hái
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How to write (hái) in Chinese

(pinyin: hái, written "hai" or "hai") means (hái) still, yet; also; even; (huán) to return, to give back. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • (hái) still, yet; also; even; (huán) to return, to give back

Stroke order

Examples

三点四十五,大概还要等一个小时。
sān diǎn sì shí wǔ, dà gài hái yào děng yí ge xiǎo shí.
Three forty-five. Probably another hour wait.
朋友发消息约我出去玩,我想了想,还是拒绝了。
péng you fā xiāo xi yuē wǒ chū qù wán, wǒ xiǎng le xiǎng, hái shì jù jué le.
A friend messaged inviting me out, I thought about it, but declined in the end.
请稍等,我查一下。是的,还有两间空房。一晚四百八。
qǐng shāo děng, wǒ chá yí xià. shì de, hái yǒu liǎng jiān kòng fáng. yì wǎn sì bǎi bā.
One moment, let me check. Yes, two rooms still available. Four hundred eighty a night.
现在奶奶不在了。我每次包饺子,都还能听见她那句话。
xiàn zài nǎi nai bú zài le. wǒ měi cì bāo jiǎo zi, dōu hái néng tīng jiàn tā nà jù huà.
Grandma is gone now. Every time I make dumplings, I can still hear that line of hers.
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