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How do you say "business card" in Chinese?

名片

míng piàn

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In Chinese, "business card" is 名片.

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Pronunciation

Say 'ming' (rising tone) then 'pyen' (falling tone). Two syllables, both short and snappy.

Writing and usage

Two characters. 名 means name or title (six strokes), 片 means piece or slice (four strokes). Literally 'name card' or 'name slice'.

Example sentence

他给了我一张名片。

He gave me a business card.

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How to remember 名片

名片 is straightforward: a piece (片) of card with your name (名) on it. The phrase mirrors English 'name card' logic.

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Questions about 名片

How do you say "business card" in Chinese?

In Chinese, "business card" is 名片. It is a noun.

How is 名片 written in Chinese?

Two characters. 名 means name or title (six strokes), 片 means piece or slice (four strokes). Literally 'name card' or 'name slice'.

How is 名片 used in a sentence?

Use 名片 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 他给了我一张名片。 (He gave me a business card.).

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