How to Say ‘High chair’ in Simplified Chinese
儿童座椅
ér tóng zuò yǐ
[ar-tong dzwo-yee]
💬 Usage Tip: This is a noun-noun combination: [儿童] "children" + [座椅] "seat," together meaning a child seat/high chair. Chinese often builds nouns this way, like [火车站] "train station."
Phrase Breakdown
儿童
ér tóng
[ar-tong]
child; children's
A formal word meaning child or children's. Here it modifies seat to mean children's seat.
我们需要一个儿童座椅。
We need a child seat.
座椅
zuò yǐ
[dzwo-yee]
seat; chair
Means seat or chair. Together with 儿童, it forms child seat or high chair.
我们需要一个儿童座椅。
We need a child seat.
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