How to Say ‘Put up spring couplets’ in Traditional Chinese
貼春聯
tiē chūn lián
[tiē chūnlián]
💬 Usage Tip: 貼 (tiē) means to stick something flat onto a surface. It works for posters, stickers and notices too: 貼海報 "put up a poster".
Phrase Breakdown
貼
tiē
[tiē]
to paste; to stick
To attach something flat, like paper, onto a surface.
請把海報貼在牆上。
Please stick the poster on the wall.
春聯
chūn lián
[chūnlián]
Spring Festival couplets
Red paper strips with auspicious verses pasted on doors for Lunar New Year.
過年前大家都會買春聯。
Everyone buys spring couplets before the New Year.
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