How to Say ‘Still zero to zero’ in Traditional Chinese
還是零比零
hái shì líng bǐ líng
[háishì líng bǐ líng]
💬 Usage Tip: 還是 (hái shì) here means "still". Put it before any score or state: 還是一比一 "still one to one".
Phrase Breakdown
還是
hái shì
[háishì]
still
Indicates something remains unchanged.
他還是沒來。
He still hasn't come.
零比零
líng bǐ líng
zero to zero
零 (zero) + 比 (to) + 零 (zero) means a 0–0 score.
現在一比零。
It's one to zero now.
Words in this phrase
零
líng
[líng]
zero
The number 0; also used when reading phone numbers and years.
我的電話號碼是零九一二。
My phone number is zero nine one two.
比
bǐ
[bǐ]
to (in scores)
Used between two numbers to express a score.
二比二
two to two
零
líng
[líng]
zero
The number 0; also used when reading phone numbers and years.
我的電話號碼是零九一二。
My phone number is zero nine one two.
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