请柬 Pronunciation and Pinyin
请柬 Usage and Examples
invitation
她弄到了一张首映之夜的请柬。
She had wangled an invitation to the opening night.
那天下午她发出了远不止400份请柬。
She had sent out well over four hundred invitations that afternoon.
The characters in 请柬
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 请
- qǐng请le了Hired, Invited
- qǐng请rén人hire, invite
- qǐng请rén人zhuō捉dāo刀dài代bǐ笔have someone ghostwrite, use a ghostwriter
- qǐng请tā他invite him, ask him
- qíng请nǐ你Please, Invite you
- qǐng请biàn便Do as you wish.
- qǐng请jià假Ask for leave, Take leave
- qǐng请jià假le了I took a leave., I'm on leave.
- qǐng请jià假shēn申qǐng请leave application, request for leave
- qǐng请chū出Ask out, Show out
- qǐng请dào到Please come to, Please go to
- qǐng请gōng功claim credit, ask for recognition
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Open the tool →Questions about 请柬
What does 请柬 mean in Chinese?
请柬 (qíng jiǎn) means “invitation”.
How do you pronounce 请柬?
请柬 is pronounced qíng jiǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “invitation” in Chinese?
“invitation” is 请柬 (qíng jiǎn) in Chinese.
How is 请柬 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 请柬, each with pinyin and an English translation.
