太可惜了 Pronunciation and Pinyin
太可惜了 Usage and Examples
What a pity!
That's a shame!
Too bad!
你要是现在放弃，那就太可惜了。
It would be a great pity if you gave up now.
快点儿！要是错过这出戏的开场就太可惜了。
Hurry up! It would be a shame to miss the beginning of the play.
The characters in 太可惜了
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 太
- tài太jiǔ久Too long, For too long
- tài太jiǔ久le了Too long, For too long
- tài太luàn乱le了It's too messy., It's a mess.
- tài太bǎo保Grand Guardian, Grand Protector
- tài太fù傅Grand Tutor
- tài太gōng公great-grandfather, great-grandpa
- tài太gōng公diào钓yú鱼yuàn愿zhě者shàng上gōu钩Fishing for the willing., The willing take the bait.
- tài太bàn半more than half
- tài太gǔ古Swire, antiquity
- tài太gǔ古shí时dài代Primeval age, Primordial age
- tài太shǐ史Grand Scribe, Grand Historian
- tài太hòu后Empress Dowager
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Open the tool →Questions about 太可惜了
What does 太可惜了 mean in Chinese?
太可惜了 (tài kě xī le) means “What a pity!, That's a shame!, Too bad!”.
How do you pronounce 太可惜了?
太可惜了 is pronounced tài kě xī le in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “What a pity!” in Chinese?
“What a pity!” is 太可惜了 (tài kě xī le) in Chinese.
How is 太可惜了 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 太可惜了, each with pinyin and an English translation.