阿姨 āyí HSK4 maternal aunt Origin Definitions Defs Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents Showing: All meanings (3) All meanings 22 āyí 22 maternal aunt 11auntie 9nanny 2 22 sentences — page 1 of 2 12 Go to page Go 我们可以去你阿姨家。 wǒmen kěyǐ qù nǐ āyí jiā. We can go to your aunt's house. Source: OpenSubtitles我阿姨把房子收回去了。 wǒ āyí bǎ fángzi shōu huíqu le. My aunt took the house back. Source: OpenSubtitles他现在跟阿姨和姨父住。 tā xiànzài gēn āyí hé yífu zhù. He lives with his aunt and uncle now. Source: OpenSubtitles我阿姨几个月前去世了。 wǒ āyí jǐ gè yuè qián qùshì le. My aunt passed away a couple of months ago. Source: OpenSubtitles我阿姨有三个孩子。 wǒ āyí yǒu sān gè háizi. My aunt has three children. Source: Tatoeba我明天就告诉我的阿姨们。 wǒ míngtiān jiù gàosu wǒ de āyí men. I'm going to tell my aunties tomorrow. Source: OpenSubtitles我阿姨住在纽约。 wǒ āyí zhù zài Niǔyuē. My aunt lives in New York. Source: Tatoeba我相信我们会见到我阿姨的。 wǒ xiāngxìn wǒmen huì jiàndào wǒ āyí de. I believe that we'll get to see my aunt. Source: OpenSubtitles她是我的阿姨。 tā shì wǒ de āyí. She's my aunt. Source: OpenSubtitles我没有阿姨。 wǒ méiyǒu āyí. I don't have an aunt. Source: OpenSubtitles我大阿姨明天要从上海来看我们。 wǒ dà āyí míngtiān yào cóng Shànghǎi lái kàn wǒmen. My eldest aunt is coming from Shanghai to visit us tomorrow. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary我阿姨想跟你谈谈。 wǒ āyí xiǎng gēn nǐ tántán. My aunt would like to talk to you. Source: OpenSubtitles阿姨，妳人在哪里？ āyí, nǐ rén zài nǎlǐ? Auntie, where are you? Source: OpenSubtitles阿姨，请问到地铁站怎么走？ āyí, qǐngwèn dào dìtiězhàn zěnme zǒu? Excuse me, ma'am, how do I get to the subway station? Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary我是他们的阿姨。 wǒ shì tāmen de āyí. I'm their aunt. Source: OpenSubtitles叫我阿姨就行。 jiào wǒ āyí jiù xíng. Just call me auntie. Source: OpenSubtitles妳阿姨在哪里？ nǐ āyí zài nǎlǐ? Where is your aunt? Source: OpenSubtitles阿姨，是我！ āyí, shì wǒ! Auntie, it's me! Source: OpenSubtitles阿姨能不能待在妳们那边一会儿？ āyí néng bù néng dāi zài nǐ men nàbian yīhuìr? Can Auntie stay with you for a while? Source: OpenSubtitles宿管阿姨每天晚上十点准时到各个寝室查房。 sùguǎn āyí měi tiān wǎnshang shídiǎn zhǔnshí dào gè gè qǐnshì cháfáng. The dormitory supervisor makes her rounds of the rooms at ten o'clock sharp every night. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary 12 Go to page Go