敢情 Pronunciation and Pinyin
敢情 Usage and Examples
It turns out
So that's it
No wonder
那敢情好。我要离开这里了。回头见。
That would be nice. I'm getting out of here. See you later.
如果这就是摩尔所谓的“灵魂”那敢情好。
If this is what Moore means by "soul," well and good.
The characters in 敢情
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 敢
- gǎn敢yú于dare to; have the courage to
- gǎn敢yú于chuàng创xīn新Dare to innovate, Be innovative
- gǎn敢yú于tiǎo挑zhàn战Dare to challenge, Challenge boldly
- gǎn敢yú于tí提chū出dare to propose, dare to suggest
- gǎn敢yú于zhí直yán言de的Outspoken, Frank
- gǎn敢bǎo保surely; guarantee
- gǎn敢dāng当Dare to accept, Dare to take responsibility
- gǎn敢wàng忘Dare to forget, Dare forget
- gǎn敢pà怕Perhaps, I suppose
- gǎn敢shì是Dare to be, Is it
- gán敢yǒu有Dare to have, Dare to be
- gǎn敢sǐ死duì队Suicide Squad, Death Squad
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What does 敢情 mean in Chinese?
敢情 (gǎn qíng) means “it turns out, So that's it, no wonder”.
How do you pronounce 敢情?
敢情 is pronounced gǎn qíng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “It turns out” in Chinese?
“It turns out” is 敢情 (gǎn qíng) in Chinese.
How is 敢情 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 敢情, each with pinyin and an English translation.