How to Say ‘The circles are the start and the end.’ in Traditional Chinese
圓形是開始和結束。
yuán xíng shì kāi shǐ hé jié shù
[yuánxíng shr kai-shir hé jiéshù]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese doesn't mark plurals, so 圓形 covers both "circle" and "circles". Context tells you which.
Phrase Breakdown
圓形是
yuán xíng shì
circles are
圓形 (yuánxíng) means 'circle' or 'round shape'. 是 (shì) means 'is' or 'are'.
這個圓形是紅色的。
This circle is red.
Words in this phrase
圓形
yuán xíng
[yuánxíng]
circle; round shape
A shape that is round, like a circle or oval.
這個桌子是圓形的。
This table is round.
是
shì
[shr]
to be; is
Connects the subject with what is being said about it.
這不是你的錯。
This isn't your fault.
開始和結束。
kāi shǐ hé jié shù
the start and the end
These two words are joined by 和 ('and'). Say them evenly as one unit.
電影的開始和結束都很好看。
Both the beginning and the end of the movie were good.
Words in this phrase
開始
kāi shǐ
[kai-shir]
begin; start
Marks the beginning of an action, habit, or new phase.
我上個月開始固定運動。
I started exercising regularly last month.
和
hé
[hé]
and
Used to connect words or clauses.
我和朋友一起去旅行。
I go traveling with my friends.
結束
jié shù
[jiéshù]
end; finish
To come to an end or to conclude something.
會議三點結束。
The meeting ends at three o'clock.
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