Structure of times (advanced)

Nível: HSK 1 | Categoria: Gramática

Explicação da Regra:

If you already know the basics of how to tell time in Chinese, you may want to get a little more specific or sophisticated, using words like 分 (fēn) and 刻 (kè). In Chinese, when the minute is under 10, the word 零 (líng) is often used after 点 (diǎn). For example, 2:07 would be said as “两点零七分” (liǎng diǎn líng qī fēn). However, note that when speaking, it is very common for most Chinese people take out the “分 (fēn)” at the end of the time. x 点 零 y 分 • 两 点 零 九分 liǎng diǎn líng jiǔ fēn2:09 • 三 点 零 八 分 sān diǎn líng bā fēn3:08 • 五 点 零 三 分 wǔ diǎn líng sān fēn5:03 • 七 点 零 一 分qī diǎn líng yī fēn7:01 • 八 点 零 五 分 bā diǎn líng wǔ fēn8:05

Exemplos com Falantes Nativos:

• 七点零一分 (qī diǎn líng yī fēn): "7:01"
• 六点三刻 (lìu diǎn sān kè): "Six thirty"

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