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How do you say "window" in Chinese?

窗户

chuāng hù

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In Chinese, "window" is 窗户.

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Pronunciation

Two syllables: 'chwang hoo' with first falling, second falling. Both drop slightly, like the slant of a window pane.

Writing and usage

Chuang (window) is ten strokes, hu (door/household) is four. The first character is much more complex.

Example sentence

窗户让阳光进来。

The window lets sunlight in.

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How to remember 窗户

Chuang rhymes with 'whang' - windows whang (bang) when the wind blows. Hu suggests an opening or passage.

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Questions about 窗户

How do you say "window" in Chinese?

In Chinese, "window" is 窗户. It is a noun.

How is 窗户 written in Chinese?

Chuang (window) is ten strokes, hu (door/household) is four. The first character is much more complex.

How is 窗户 used in a sentence?

Use 窗户 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 窗户让阳光进来。 (The window lets sunlight in.).

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