叉
chā / chá / chǎEnglish Meaning
(chā) fork; pitchfork; prong; pick; cross; intersect; "X" | (chá) to cross; be stuck | (chǎ) to diverge; to open (as legs)
HSK 5
00:02
老板 要一份叉烧饭 两份 两份
“Sir, one char siu rice. Two. Make it two.”
“Two? Okay, two char siu rice. Sir, I'm paying!”
好 好 可以
“Okay, sure!”
HSK 5
00:02
“Using cutlery is my voluntary courtesy to them, not a rule that I am subservient to.”
我花钱吃饭
“I'm paying to eat.”
“If I use a knife and fork, it's to respect their culinary culture.”
我要是不愿意 他们是不是 还是得给我
“If I don't want to, shouldn't they just give me”
HSK 5
00:03
就在黄杨山一带
“is around Huangyang Mountain.”
“They're only separated from Sanzao Island by a narrow sea channel.”
袁司令
“Commander Yuan,”
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