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How to Say ‘Your child is so cute.’ in Simplified Chinese

你的孩子太可爱了。

nǐ de hái zi tài kě ài le

[nee duh high dzuh tie kě'ài le]

Phrase Breakdown

你的孩子

nǐ de hái zi

your child

This is the subject: 你的 (nǐ de, your) + 孩子 (háizi, child). Pause slightly after it.

Example

你的孩子很聪明。

Your child is very smart.

Words in this phrase

你

nǐ

[nee]

you; your

A basic pronoun meaning you; before a family term it often means your.

Example

你姐姐最近很忙。

Your older sister has been busy lately.

的

[duh]

's; possessive particle

A structural particle often used to show possession, like 'my' or 'your.'

Example

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.

Example

一个孩子不能吃花生。

One child cannot eat peanuts.

太可爱了。

tài kě ài le

is so cute

太…了 (tài…le) means 'so…' with strong feeling. 可爱 (kě'ài) means cute.

Example

这只小猫太可爱了。

This kitten is so cute.

Words in this phrase

太

tài

[tie]

too; very; extremely

A common adverb that makes the following adjective stronger. In speech, 太 often means 'so' or 'really.'

Example

你来参加家庭聚会，真是太好了。

It's really great that you came to the family gathering.

可爱

kě ài

[kě'ài]

cute; lovely

Used to describe children, animals or things that are sweet and adorable.

Example

这只小狗很可爱。

This puppy is very cute.

了

[le]

change-of-state particle

Used with 快…了 to show something is about to happen.

Example

火车快来了。

The train is about to arrive.

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