憨态可掬 Pronunciation and Pinyin
憨态可掬 Usage and Examples
Charmingly naive
Lovably simple
Endearingly awkward
Pomegranate baby hands dancing fan, action childlike, lovely, give a person festive atmosphere.
In addition to his favorite, charmingly naive couple doll bears will be able to let him laughed.
The characters in 憨态可掬
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 憨
- hān憨hū乎hū乎Simple-minded, Naive
- hān憨hū乎hū乎de的Naive, Simple-minded
- hān憨shì事foolish act, silly thing
- hān憨xiān先shēng生Mr. Simpleton, Mr. Naive
- hān憨hòu厚simple and honest, good-natured
- hān憨hòu厚lǎo老shi实honest and good-natured, simple and honest
- hān憨tóu头hān憨nǎo脑de地foolishly, clumsily
- hān憨zǐ子Idiot; simpleton
- hān憨shí实simple and honest
- hān憨tài态Cuteness, Naive look/manner
- hān憨tài态kě可jū掬de的endearingly naive, lovably clumsy
- hān憨hān憨de的Goofy, Silly
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Open the tool →Questions about 憨态可掬
What does 憨态可掬 mean in Chinese?
憨态可掬 (hān tài kě jū) means “Charmingly naive, Lovably simple, Endearingly awkward”.
How do you pronounce 憨态可掬?
憨态可掬 is pronounced hān tài kě jū in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Charmingly naive” in Chinese?
“Charmingly naive” is 憨态可掬 (hān tài kě jū) in Chinese.
How is 憨态可掬 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 憨态可掬, each with pinyin and an English translation.