The Chinese word 烦恼 means “trouble” or “distress”. It is often used to describe a feeling of being bothered or frustrated by something. For example, if someone is experiencing a lot of stress at work, they might say “我很烦恼” which means “I am very troubled/distressed”. The word can also be used to describe a situation that is causing trouble or difficulty, such as “这个问题很烦恼” which means “This problem is very troublesome”.
Translation
Noun: worries
Adjective: worried, troubled
Pronunciation
Example Sentences
| Chinese | Pinyin | Engish |
|---|---|---|
| 他的烦恼是失业 | tā de fánnǎo shì shīyè | His worry is unemployment |
| 我的烦恼是考试 | wǒ de fánnǎo shì kǎoshì | My worry is exams |
| 她的烦恼是家庭问题 | tā de fánnǎo shì jiātíng wèntí | Her worry is family problems |
| 我的烦恼是时间不够 | wǒ de fánnǎo shì shíjiān bùgòu | My worry is not enough time |
| 他的烦恼是身体不好 | tā de fánnǎo shì shēntǐ bù hǎo | His worry is poor health |
| 她的烦恼是感情问题 | tā de fánnǎo shì gǎnqíng wèntí | Her worry is relationship problems |
| 我的烦恼是经济压力 | wǒ de fánnǎo shì jīngjì yālì | My worry is financial pressure |
| 他的烦恼是生活不顺利 | tā de fánnǎo shì shēnghuó bù shùnlì | His worry is that life is not going smoothly |
HSK
烦恼 is part of HSK Level 4 in HSK 2.0. In the newer HSK 3.0 it is part of HSK Level 7-9.
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