The Chinese word 真正 means “genuine” or “real”. It is often used to describe something that is authentic or true, such as a genuine piece of artwork or a real diamond. It can also be used to describe a person’s true character or intentions. In Chinese culture, being 真正 is highly valued and seen as a desirable trait.
Translation
Adjective: genuine, real, true
Pronunciation
Example Sentences
| Chinese | Pinyin | Engish |
|---|---|---|
| 他是一个真正的好人 | tā shì yí gè zhēnzhèng de hǎorén | He is a truly good person |
| 这个地方是真正的天堂 | zhège dìfāng shì zhēnzhèng de tiāntáng | This place is a true paradise |
| 我们需要真正的改变 | wǒmen xūyào zhēnzhèng de gǎibiàn | We need a real change |
| 真正的朋友会在你需要他们的时候出现 | zhēnzhèng de péngyǒu huì zài nǐ xūyào tāmen de shíhòu chūxiàn | True friends will show up when you need them |
| 她是一个真正的艺术家 | tā shì yí gè zhēnzhèng de yìshùjiā | She is a true artist |
| 只有真正的爱才能持久 | zhǐyǒu zhēnzhèng de ài cái néng chíjiǔ | Only true love can last |
| 他们的关系从未真正得到过承认 | tāmen de guānxì cóngwèi zhēnzhèng dédào guò chéngrèn | Their relationship has never been truly acknowledged |
| 真正的成功来自于努力和坚持 | zhēnzhèng de chénggōng láizì yú nǔlì hé jiānchí | True success comes from hard work and perseverance |
HSK
真正 is part of HSK Level 4 in HSK 2.0. In the newer HSK 3.0 it is part of HSK Level 2.
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