How to Say ‘Seventy-six kilos’ in Simplified Chinese
七十六公斤
qī shí liù gōng jīn
[qīshíliù gōngjīn]
🇨🇳 In China: People in China also weigh themselves in 斤 (jīn) "half-kilo", so friends may say 一百五十斤 for 75 kg. Hospitals use 公斤.
Phrase Breakdown
七十六
qī shí liù
[qīshíliù]
seventy-six
The number 76.
七十六个人。
Seventy-six people.
公斤
gōng jīn
[gōngjīn]
kilogram
Standard unit of weight, used for body weight.
他八十公斤。
He weighs eighty kilograms.
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