How to Say ‘Hang on the door’ in Simplified Chinese
挂在门上
guà zài mén shàng
[guà zài mén shang]
💬 Usage Tip: 在 after a verb tells you where the thing ends up: verb + 在 + place. For example, 放在桌上 "put on the table".
Phrase Breakdown
挂
guà
[guà]
to hang
To suspend something from a hook or nail.
把衣服挂好。
Hang up the clothes.
在
zài
[zài]
at; in
Indicates location or place.
他在学校学习。
He studies at school.
门
mén
[mén]
door
The entrance of a house or room.
请关门。
Please close the door.
上
shàng
[shang]
in; on (location)
After a noun, marks location: in or on it.
手机在桌上。
The phone is on the table.
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