八辈子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
八辈子 Usage and Examples
for ages
many generations
The characters in 八辈子
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 八
- bā八bù不āi挨keeping aloof, not belonging anywhere
- bā八gè个eight, eight of them
- bā八xiān仙zhī之yī一one of the Eight Immortals
- bā八xiān仙guò过hǎi海gè各xiǎn显qí其néng能Each displays their unique skills, Each uses their own methods
- bā八xiān仙guò过hǎi海gè各xiǎn显shén神tōng通Each displays their unique abilities., Everyone uses their own special methods.
- bā八tǐ体zhī之shuō说Eight Bodies Theory, Theory of Eight Bodies
- bā八yì佾Eight rows of dancers, The Eight Rows
- bā八bèi倍Eight times
- bā八gōng公shān山shàng上cǎo草mù木jiē皆bīng兵Every bush and tree looks like an enemy soldier, To be extremely nervous and imagine enemies everywhere
- bā八pǐ匹eight horses, eight steeds
- bā八shí十eighty
- bā八shí十wǔ五eighty-five
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Open the tool →Questions about 八辈子
What does 八辈子 mean in Chinese?
八辈子 (bā bèi zi) means “for ages, many generations”.
How do you pronounce 八辈子?
八辈子 is pronounced bā bèi zi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “for ages” in Chinese?
“for ages” is 八辈子 (bā bèi zi) in Chinese.