How to Say ‘There are ten days of annual leave a year.’ in Simplified Chinese
一年有十天年假。
yī nián yǒu shí tiān nián jià
[yi nián yoe shí tiān niánjià]
Phrase Breakdown
一年
yī nián
a year / per year
一年 (yì nián) means 'one year'. 一 changes to a falling tone (yì) before a rising tone.
一年有十二个月。
A year has twelve months.
Words in this phrase
一
yī
[yi]
one
The first and smallest number in decimal numerals.
她只说了一句话。
She only said one sentence.
年
nián
[nián]
year
A period of 365 or 366 days.
他出生于1980年。
He was born in the year 1980.
有十天年假。
yǒu shí tiān nián jià
there are ten days of annual leave
有 means 'there is' or 'have'. 十天年假 means 'ten days of annual leave'.
我们公司有十天年假。
Our company gives ten days of annual leave.
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there is
A common verb meaning to possess something or indicating existence.
听完介绍以后,我有兴趣了解更多。
After hearing the introduction, I am interested in learning more.
十
shí
[shí]
ten
The number 10.
我们一共十个人。
There are ten of us in total.
天
tiān
[tiān]
day
A day; used with 那 to mean 'that day'.
那天我很忙。
I was very busy that day.
年假
nián jià
[niánjià]
annual leave
Yearly paid vacation days from work.
我的年假用完了。
I've used up my annual leave.
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