How to Write "Rent Money" in Chinese Symbols by Expert Village

Rent money, in Chinese we can say fang zu or zu jin. You may wonder the word fang zu, it looks very similar. It looks very similar like another word zu fang. Two words, two characters are reversed in this case, but if they are reversed the meaning are... Read More »

Writing Chinese Symbols for the House by Expert Village

Ok in this series we're going to learn fifteen Chinese words for different sections of our home house, but before we go to detail let's first have a look at what is the Chinese word for the house. Fang zi. Ok, fang it means house and zi, here it doesn't... Read More »

How to Write "Rent Out" in Chinese Symbols by Expert Village

Rent out in Chinese is chu zu. Chu is out. Zu is rent. Well, chu zu means rent out and this is a verb. If you say zu chu qu le. Zu chu, not chu zu. If you say zu chu que le, this phrase it means the house is already rented out, has already been rented... Read More »

How to Write "Expensive" in Chinese Symbols by Expert Village

Now let's talk about a pair of words, expensive and cheap. Expensive in Chinese we can say, it's gui. Gui - expensive, because now we are talking about house rent, so we can make a compound with what we have learned. Zu jin is rent house. Zu jin gui is... Read More »

How to Write "Hiking" in Chinese Symbols by Expert Village

Now let?s learn the Chinese word for hiking, yuan zu. Yuan means far, zu foot, you go far away on foot, that is hiking. And this is the first part we um write when we are writing yuan and this is the second part, this radical in Chinese it means to walk... Read More »