How To Say Words In Chinese?

The most common way to say words in Chinese

According to the dictionary, “words” is translated into Chinese as 字 [zì] , which is the most common way to say words in Chinese. Here to learn "How To Say Words In Chinese?"
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Other expressions of words in Chinese

1. 话 [huà] / 话语 [huà yǔ] – Words. Word. Saying. Speak. Speech.
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2. 言语 [yán yǔ] – Speech. Words. Word. Speak. Talk.
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3. 言辞 [yán cí] – Words. Word. What one says.
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4. 词 [cí] – Word.
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5. 单词 [dān cí] – Word.
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6. 歌词 [gē cí] – Words. Words of song.
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7. 笔墨 [bǐ mò] – Words. Writing. Articles.
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8. 唇舌 [chún shé] – Words. Tongue.
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9. 措辞 [cuò cí] / 用词 [yòng cí] – Wording. Choose words. Choice of words.
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The basic information of words in Chinese

Words in Chinese: 字
Words in pinyin: [zì]
Tone: Fourth
Radical: 宀
Component: 子
Stroke Count: 6
Structure: Up to down
Usage: ★★★★★

The glyph evolution of words in Chinese

The glyph contrast of words in Chinese

The order of strokes of words in Chinese

The calligraphy of words in Chinese

Words-related phrases in Chinese

1. 生字 [shēng zì] – New words.
2. 写字 [xiě zì] – Write.
3. 练字 [liàn zì] – Practice calligraphy.
4. 字画 [zì huà] – Calligraphy and painting.
5. 识字 [shí zì] – Literacy. Learn to read.
6. 名字 [míng zì] – Name.
7. 文字 [wén zì] – Character. Word.
8. 汉字 [hàn zì] – Chinese character.
9. 字帖 [zì tiè] – Copybook (for calligraphy).
10. 数字 [shù zì] – Figure. Number. Digit.

11. 字音 [zì yīn] – Pronunciation. Character pronunciation.
12. 字形 [zì xíng] – Font. Character pattern.
13. 字义 [zì yì] – Literal meaning. Word meaning.
14. 字迹 [zì jì] – Writing. Handwriting.
15. 字母 [zì mǔ] – Letter.

16. 字幕 [zì mù] – Subtitle.
17. 打字 [dǎ zì] – Type. Typewriting.
18. 字谜 [zì mí] – Word puzzle.
19. 十字架 [shí zì jià] – Cross.

20. 十字路口 [shí zì lù kǒu] – Crossroad.
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21. 字正腔圆 [zì zhèng qiāng yuán] – The pronunciation is clear and the accent is round.

22. 只字不提 [zhī zì bù tí] – Don't mention a word. Intentionally not to say.
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23. 字字珠玑 [zì zì zhū jī] – Every phrase a gem. Each word a gem.
24. 字里行间 [zì lǐ háng jiān] – Between the lines.
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25. 白纸黑字 [bái zhǐ hēi zì] – Black words on white paper. It means there is conclusive written evidence that cannot be denied.

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