How to Say ‘Your child’ in Simplified Chinese
你的孩子
nǐ de hái zi
[nee duh high dzuh]
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nee]
you; your
A basic pronoun meaning you; before a family term it often means your.
你姐姐最近很忙。
Your older sister has been busy lately.
的
de
[duh]
's; possessive particle
A structural particle often used to show possession, like 'my' or 'your.'
我的老师很好。
My teacher is very good.
孩子
hái zi
[high dzuh]
child; kid
Refers to a child. In dining situations, this may suggest special dietary or seating needs.
一个孩子不能吃花生。
One child cannot eat peanuts.
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