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糟糕 appears often in everyday Chinese, so it is worth practicing early and reviewing often.
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糟糕 appears often in everyday Chinese, so it is worth practicing early and reviewing often.
Say zāogāo slowly first, then repeat it in a short phrase. Listen for the tone shape.
“糟糕”用来形容事情很不好,让人不开心。比如,考试考得不好,可以说“真糟糕”。
“Zāogāo” yònglái xíngróng shìqíng hěn bù hǎo, ràng rén bù kāixīn. Bǐrú, kǎoshì kǎo dé bù hǎo, kěyǐ shuō “zhēn zāogāo”.
“糟糕” is used to describe something very bad that makes people unhappy. For example, if you do poorly on a test, you can say “really terrible.”
当发生意外或不好的事情时,我们可以说“糟糕”。比如,打碎花瓶时,可以说:“糟糕,花瓶碎了!”
Dāng fāshēng yìwài huò bù hǎo de shìqíng shí, wǒmen kěyǐ shuō “zāogāo”. Bǐrú, dǎ suì huāpíng shí, kěyǐ shuō: “Zāogāo, huāpíng suì le!”
When an accident or bad thing happens, we can say “糟糕.” For example, when breaking a vase, you can say: “Terrible, the vase is broken!”