How to Say ‘Really dangerous’ in Simplified Chinese
真危险
zhēn wēi xiǎn
[jen way-shyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [真危险] is a fast, natural reaction to a threatening play. It does not have to mean physical danger—just a scary moment for your team.
🇨🇳 In China: This is exactly the kind of phrase you hear when everyone gasps together during a World Cup match.
Phrase Breakdown
真
zhēn
[jen]
really; truly; very
Adds strong emphasis to the following description.
这一下真危险。
That moment was really dangerous.
危险
wēi xiǎn
[way-shyen]
dangerous
Describes a threatening or risky situation.
刚才那一球很危险。
That ball just now was dangerous.
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