How to Say ‘This goal was beautiful!’ in Simplified Chinese
这个球真漂亮！
zhè gè qiú zhēn piào liàng
[juh guh chyoh jun pyau lyahng]
💬 Usage Tip: [这个球真漂亮！] is a very natural way to praise a great goal, pass, or finish. It sounds enthusiastic but not exaggerated.
🇨🇳 In China: You’ll hear this kind of praise in casual fan talk and even in sports media when a play looks especially elegant.
Phrase Breakdown
这个球
zhè gè qiú
this ball; this shot
Refers to the ball or, in context, the shot/play just seen.
这个球很重。
This ball is very heavy.
Words in this phrase
这
zhè
[juh]
this
A demonstrative word pointing to something close at hand or just mentioned.
这个球真漂亮！这就是世界杯的感觉。
This goal is really beautiful! This is the feeling of the World Cup.
个
gè
[guh]
measure word
A common classifier used with many nouns, including in phrases like this goal/ball.
这个球真漂亮！大家都看得很激动。
This goal is really beautiful! Everyone is watching excitedly.
球
qiú
[chyoh]
ball; goal play
Refers to the ball itself or, in sports commentary, a particular shot or goal.
这个球真漂亮！球一进，大家都跳起来了。
This goal is really beautiful! As soon as the ball went in, everyone jumped up.
真
zhēn
[jun]
really
Adds strong emphasis, similar to really or truly in English.
这个球真漂亮！我还想再看一遍。
This goal is really beautiful! I want to watch it again.
漂亮
piào liàng
[pyau lyahng]
beautiful; excellent
Used to praise something as beautiful, skillful, or wonderfully executed.
这个球真漂亮！这次配合太漂亮了。
This goal is really beautiful! That teamwork was so excellent.
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