How to Say ‘Honey’ in Simplified Chinese
亲爱的
qīn ài de
[qīn'ài de]
🇨🇳 In China: Couples use 亲爱的 (qīn ài de) all the time in texts and calls, often shortened to just 亲. On shopping apps sellers also greet customers with 亲, so the short form isn't always romantic.
Phrase Breakdown
亲爱的
qīn ài de
[qīn'ài de]
dear; darling
An affectionate way to address a partner or loved one.
亲爱的，晚安！
Good night, darling!
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