How to Say ‘Diabetes’ in Simplified Chinese
糖尿病
táng niào bìng
[tángniàobìng]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally "sugar-urine-illness": 糖 (táng) "sugar", 尿 (niào) "urine", 病 (bìng) "illness". 病 ends many disease names, like 心脏病 "heart disease".
Phrase Breakdown
糖尿病
táng niào bìng
[tángniàobìng]
diabetes
A chronic disease in which blood sugar is too high.
他有糖尿病，不能吃太多甜食。
He has diabetes and can't eat too many sweets.
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