How to Say ‘I heard it will rain again tomorrow.’ in Simplified Chinese
听说明天还会下雨。
tīng shuō míng tiān hái huì xià yǔ
[tīng shuō míngtiān hái hway xià yǔ]
💬 Usage Tip: Start a sentence with 听说 "I heard" to pass on news without vouching for it. For example, 听说他要走了 "I heard he's leaving".
Phrase Breakdown
听说
tīng shuō
[tīng shuō]
I heard that
Used to pass on information heard from others.
听说他换工作了。
I heard he changed jobs.
明天
míng tiān
[míngtiān]
tomorrow
The day after today.
明天见。
See you tomorrow.
还会下雨。
hái huì xià yǔ
it will rain again
还 (hái) means 'still / again', 会 (huì) shows a future possibility, and 下雨 (xià yǔ) means 'to rain'. Tones: hái (rising), huì (falling), xià (falling), yǔ (dipping).
今天还会下雨吗？
Will it rain again today?
Words in this phrase
还
hái
[hái]
else; also
Indicates something additional exists.
还有问题吗？
Are there any other questions?
会
huì
[hway]
will; be likely to
Shows future confidence or expectation that something will happen.
多认识一些人，你会有更多选择。
If you get to know more people, you will have more choices.
下雨
xià yǔ
[xià yǔ]
to rain
Verb-object phrase meaning rain is falling.
快下雨了。
It's about to rain.
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