长命百岁 長命百歲

长命百岁 長命百歲 cháng mìng bǎi suì ㄔㄤˊ ㄇㄧㄥˋ ㄅㄞˇ ㄙㄨㄟˋ coeng4 ming6 baak3 seoi3

  • (idiom) to live to be a hundred years old (often used as a blessing or wish for longevity)

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Practice writing

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Example sentences

  • 祝 ( zhù zuk1 ) 你 ( nǐ nei5 ) 长命百岁 長命百歲 ( cháng mìng bǎi suì coeng4 ming6 baak3 seoi3 )!

    May you live long!

  • 想 ( xiǎng soeng2 ) 长命百岁 長命百歲 ( cháng mìng bǎi suì coeng4 ming6 baak3 seoi3 ) 有 ( yǒu jau5 ) 一个 一個 ( yī ge jat1 go3 ) 万无一失 萬無一失 ( wàn wú yī shī maan6 mou4 jat1 sat1 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 方法 ( fāng fǎ fong1 faat3 ): 每天 ( měi tiān mui5 tin1 ) 吃 ( chī hek3 ) 一 ( yī jat1 ) 颗 顆 ( kē fo2 ) 狮子头 獅子頭 ( shī zi tóu si1 zi2 tau4 ), 吃 ( chī hek3 ) 一 ( yī jat1 ) 百年 ( bǎi nián baak3 nin4 )。

    There's one surefire way to live to a ripe old age: eat a meatball a day for a hundred years.

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