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How do you say "bottle opener" in Chinese?
开瓶器
kāi píng qì
In Chinese, "bottle opener" is 开瓶器.
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Pronunciation
Say 'kye PING chee'. Three syllables, first rises, second falls, third falls.
Writing and usage
These three characters total 19 strokes. 开 has 4, 瓶 has 10, 器 has 7.
Example sentence
我需要开瓶器。
I need a bottle opener.
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How to remember 开瓶器
Kāi píng qì literally means 'open bottle tool' - exactly what a bottle opener does.
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Questions about 开瓶器
How do you say "bottle opener" in Chinese?
In Chinese, "bottle opener" is 开瓶器. It is a noun.
How is 开瓶器 written in Chinese?
These three characters total 19 strokes. 开 has 4, 瓶 has 10, 器 has 7.
How is 开瓶器 used in a sentence?
Use 开瓶器 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 我需要开瓶器。 (I need a bottle opener.).
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