有幸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
有幸 Usage and Examples
fortunately
lucky to
honored to
privileged to
我有幸与一些卓越的主管人员共事。
I have had the good fortune to work with some brilliant directors.
但愿有幸与他们再度合作。
I hope to have the privilege of working with them again.
The characters in 有幸
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 有
- yǒu有yí一gè个There is, There is one
- yǒu有yì一xiē些some, a few
- yǒu有yí一wèi位Someone, There is a person
- yǒu有yí一wèi位yīng英xióng雄There is a hero
- yǒu有yì一tiān天Someday, One day
- yǒu有yì一dā搭méi没yì一dā搭de地intermittently, off and on
- yǒu有yì一zhǒng种There is a kind of, There is a
- yǒu有yì一gǔ股a whiff of, a scent of
- yǒu有bù不tóng同Difference exists., To differ.
- yǒu有qiě且moreover, unique
- yǒu有sī丝háo毫any trace, any slightest
- yǒu有sī丝háo毫de的xùn徇sī私show any favoritism, have any partiality
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Open the tool →Questions about 有幸
What does 有幸 mean in Chinese?
有幸 (yǒu xìng) means “fortunately, lucky to, honored to, privileged to”.
How do you pronounce 有幸?
有幸 is pronounced yǒu xìng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “fortunately” in Chinese?
“fortunately” is 有幸 (yǒu xìng) in Chinese.
How is 有幸 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 有幸, each with pinyin and an English translation.
