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How do you say "grass" in Chinese?
草地
cǎo dì
In Chinese, "grass" is 草地.
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Pronunciation
Two syllables: 'tsao dee' with first level, second falling. Sounds natural and organic.
Writing and usage
Cao (grass) is nine strokes, di (earth/ground) is six. Cao contains the grass radical.
Example sentence
孩子们在草地上玩。
The children are playing on the grass.
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How to remember 草地
Cao means grass, di means earth - grass is what grows on the earth.
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Questions about 草地
How do you say "grass" in Chinese?
In Chinese, "grass" is 草地. It is a noun.
How is 草地 written in Chinese?
Cao (grass) is nine strokes, di (earth/ground) is six. Cao contains the grass radical.
How is 草地 used in a sentence?
Use 草地 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 孩子们在草地上玩。 (The children are playing on the grass.).
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