Days, Months & Seasons in Chinese | A Super Simple Guide
Simple Guide to Days, Months & Seasons in Chinese
Welcome to our guide to days in Chinese, Months in Chinese and seasons in Chinese.
Knowing the days, months and seasons in Chinese can be vital to helping you communicate and understand where and when you need to be somewhere.
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Days, Months & Seasons in Chinese – Days in Chinese
Days, Months & Seasons in Chinese – Months in Chinese
Days, Months & Seasons in Chinese – Seasons in Chinese
Days, Months & Seasons in Chinese – Time of Day in Chinese
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Days in Chinese
Day in Chinese 白天 bái tiān
- Monday 星期一 xīng qī yī
- Tuesday 星期二 xīng qī èr
- Wednesday 星期三 xīng qī sān
- Thursday 星期四 xīng qī sì
- Friday 星期五 xīng qī wǔ
- Saturday 星期六 xīng qī liù
- Sunday 星期天 xīng qī tiān
Notice something about the days in Chinese? Might help to know the numbers in Chinese if you want to learn the days in Chinese!
Months in Chinese
Month in Chinese 月 yuè
- January 一月 yī yuè
- February 二月 èr yuè
- March 三月 sān yuè
- April 四月 sì yuè
- May 五月 wǔ yuè
- June 六月 liù yuè
- July 七月 qī yuè
- August 八月 bā yuè
- September 九月 jiǔ yuè
- October 十月shí yuè
- November 十一月shí yī yuè
- December 十二月shí èr yuè
Seriously, how crucial are numbers to learning days and months in Chinese? Thankfully we have a video to help you out with that.
Seasons in Chinese
Seasons in Chinese 季 jì
- spring 春天 chūn tiān
- summer 夏天 xià tiān
- fall 秋天 qiū tiān
- winter 冬天 dōng tiān
Do you know how to pack your bags before you come to China? Make sure you read about the weather in China before you come!
More to do with Days in Chinese
Want to get more advanced at talking about the day in Chinese? Here are more ways to help talk to your Chinese friends about times of the day.
- early morning 清晨 qīng chén
- morning 早晨 zǎo chén
- midday 中午 zhōng wǔ
- evening 晚上 wǎn shàng
- night 夜晚 yè wǎn
- midnight 午夜 wǔ yè
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sunrise 日出rì chū
dawn 黎明 lí míng
sunset 日落 rì luò
More Vocabulary about the days in Chinese:
English | Chinese |
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today | 今天 jīn tiān |
tomorrow | 明天 míng tiān |
yesterday | 昨天 zuó tiān |
weekend | 周末 zhōu mò |
daily | 每天的 měi tiān de |
weekly | 每周的 měi zhōu de |
week | 周 zhōu or 星期 xīng qī |
last week | 上星期 shàng xīng qī |
next week | 下周 xià zhōu |
every Tuesday | 每个星期二 měi gè xīng qī èr |
Need to know the public holidays in Singapore?
Better yet you might want to tell your friends it is a ‘public holiday‘ 公共假期 gōnggòng jiàqī and you ‘have the day off‘ 休息日 xiū xī rì
We have a complete guide to Time in China. Here are the keywords and phrases to get you started.
- second 秒 miǎo
- minute 分钟 fēn zhōng
- hour 小时 xiǎo shí
- in 20 minutes 二十分钟后 èrshí fēnzhōng hòu
- in an hour 一个小时后 yī gè xiǎo shí hòu
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Days, Months and Seasons in Chinese – FAQ’s
How do you say Spring in Chinese?
Spring in Chinese is…
春天 chūn tiān
How do you say Hour in Chinese?
Hour in Chinese is…
小时 xiǎo shí
How do you say Today in Chinese?
Today in Chinese is…
今天 jīn tiān
How do you say Monday in Chinese?
Monday in Chinese is…
星期一 xīng qī yī
How do you say January in Chinese?
January in Chinese is…
一月 yī yuè
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