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How do you say "where do i change trains" in Chinese?
我在哪里换车
wǒ zài nǎ lǐ huàn chē
In Chinese, "where do i change trains" is 我在哪里换车 (wǒ zài nǎ lǐ huàn chē).
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Pronunciation
Shape your mouth for wǒ zài nǎ lǐ huàn chē around "wǒ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "zài" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "nǎ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "lǐ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "huàn" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "chē" held flat and high (first tone).
Writing and usage
我在哪里换车 is written using hanzi. It's a phrase, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
where do i change trains
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How to remember 我在哪里换车
Whisper "wǒ zài nǎ lǐ huàn chē" to yourself while picturing where do i change trains; the sound and the image will fuse after a few tries.
Related words
- turn left 左转
- turn right 右转
- go straight ahead 直走吧
- its on the left 它在左边
- its on the right 它在右边
- its around the corner 就在拐角处
- how far is it 有多远
- is it walking distance 走路能到吗
- which bus goes to 哪辆公交车会去哪家
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Questions about 我在哪里换车
How do you pronounce 我在哪里换车?
Shape your mouth for wǒ zài nǎ lǐ huàn chē around "wǒ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "zài" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "nǎ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "lǐ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "huàn" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "chē" held flat and high (first tone).
Is 我在哪里换车 formal or casual?
我在哪里换车 is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is 我在哪里换车 used in Chinese?
我在哪里换车 is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (where do i change trains).
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