Burping in public is considered impolite.
Chinese Translation (Traditional):在 在 zài 1. in, at, on 2. located at 3. at the moment (ongoing action) 4. to be, to exist 5. (an indicator of location or time) Here: in, at [Show Details] |
公共場所 公共场所 gōng gòng chǎng suǒ public place [Show Details] |
打嗝 打嗝 dǎ gé Mainland Pronunciation: dǎ gē 1. hiccup 2. belch, burp Here: burp [Show Details] |
被 被 bèi 1. (passive indicator) 2. quilt, duvet Here: (passive indicator) [Show Details] |
認為 认为 rèn wéi 1. to think 2. to consider, to believe, to feel Here: to think, to consider, to believe, to feel [Show Details] |
是 是 shì 1. yes 2. to be (is, are, am, was, were) 3. (formal) that 4. (old) this, this thing 5. (particle emphasizing the word following it) 6. (particle showing agreement) 7. true, correct Here: is [Show Details] |
不 不 bù not, no (4th tone) [Show Details] |
禮貌 礼貌 lǐ mào manners, courtesy [Show Details] |
的 的 de 1. of (possessive particle) 2. (adjectival ending) 3. (used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis) 4. (used to form a nominal expression) Here: (adjectival ending) [Show Details] |
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