Chinatown in Chinese
Chinatown in Chinese is 唐人街 — Chinatown means a neighborhood outside China with a large concentration of Chinese residents, shops, and restaurants.
Chinatown in Chinese
唐人街
Pronounced: Táng rén Jiē
A district of a city or town (in a country other than China) in which there is a large concentration of Chinese residents and businesses.
What does "Chinatown" mean?
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noun A neighborhood outside China with a large concentration of Chinese residents, shops, and restaurants.
"We went for dim sum in Chinatown on Sunday morning."
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Chinatown in a sentence
- We went for dim sum in Chinatown on Sunday morning.
- San Francisco's Chinatown is one of the oldest in the United States.
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What is "Chinatown" in Chinese?
"Chinatown" in Chinese is 唐人街. Chinatown means: A neighborhood outside China with a large concentration of Chinese residents, shops, and restaurants.
How do you pronounce 唐人街?
"Chinatown" in Chinese is 唐人街, pronounced "Táng rén Jiē".
How do you use "Chinatown" in a sentence?
Example: "We went for dim sum in Chinatown on Sunday morning." In Chinese, "Chinatown" is 唐人街.
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