How to Say ‘Green vegetables’ in Simplified Chinese
青菜
qīng cài
[ching tseye]
🇨🇳 In China: [青菜] is a broad everyday word for leafy or green vegetables, not just one exact vegetable. In real conversation, people often use it loosely for "veg" in general.
Phrase Breakdown
青菜
qīng cài
[ching tseye]
green vegetables
Vegetables, especially leafy green ones, often recommended for a healthy diet.
每天多吃青菜对身体好。
Eating more green vegetables every day is good for the body.
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