How to Say ‘It hit the post!’ in Traditional Chinese
打到門柱！
dǎ dào mén zhù
[dǎdào ménzhù]
💬 Usage Tip: 到 after an action verb shows that the action reached its target. Another example is 看到 "to see (and actually spot)".
Phrase Breakdown
打到
dǎ dào
[dǎdào]
to hit
To strike and make contact with something.
球打到我的頭。
The ball hit my head.
門柱
mén zhù
[ménzhù]
goalpost
The upright post on either side of a goal.
球彈到門柱外。
The ball bounced off the post and went wide.
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