How to Say ‘One salted egg yolk’ in Traditional Chinese
一顆鹹蛋黃
yī kē xián dàn huáng
[ee kē xiándànhuáng]
💬 Usage Tip: 顆 (kē) is the counting word for small round things like yolks, eggs and candies. In Taiwan people also use it for zongzi: 一顆粽子.
Phrase Breakdown
一
yī
[ee]
one; a
A number word that helps form the phrase for category.
你想找哪一類工作？
What kind of job do you want to look for?
顆
kē
[kē]
measure word for small round things
Classifier for eggs, balls, candies, and similar small round objects.
我吃了兩顆蛋。
I ate two eggs.
鹹蛋黃
xián dàn huáng
[xiándànhuáng]
salted egg yolk
Yolk of a salted duck egg, a rich filling in zongzi and mooncakes.
月餅裡有鹹蛋黃。
There's salted egg yolk in the mooncake.
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