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How do you say "whack-a-mouse" in Chinese?

打地鼠

dǎ dì shǔ

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In Chinese, "whack-a-mouse" is 打地鼠.

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Pronunciation

DA DI SHU. Da has falling tone, di has flat tone, shu has rising tone. Drop, level, rise.

Writing and usage

Three characters: 打 (da) has 5 strokes meaning to hit or strike, 地 (di) has 6 strokes meaning ground or earth, 鼠 (shu) has 13 strokes meaning mouse or rat.

Example sentence

小孩在玩打地鼠游戏。

The child is playing whack-a-mouse.

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How to remember 打地鼠

Hit ground mouse. The game literally involves hitting mice that pop out of holes in the ground.

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Questions about 打地鼠

How do you say "whack-a-mouse" in Chinese?

In Chinese, "whack-a-mouse" is 打地鼠. It is a noun.

How is 打地鼠 written in Chinese?

Three characters: 打 (da) has 5 strokes meaning to hit or strike, 地 (di) has 6 strokes meaning ground or earth, 鼠 (shu) has 13 strokes meaning mouse or rat.

How is 打地鼠 used in a sentence?

Use 打地鼠 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 小孩在玩打地鼠游戏。 (The child is playing whack-a-mouse.).

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