Writing
礼品 (lǐ pǐn) — how to say "gift" in Chinese
礼品
Gift
noun
Character composition
礼
ritual, etiquette
品
product, article
Radicals / Keys
口
Mouth
#30 · kǒu · 3 strokes
示
Spirit
#113 · shì · 5 strokes
Collocations
节日礼品
jié rì lǐ pǐn
holiday gift
赠送礼品
zèng sòng lǐ pǐn
to present gifts
Examples
我买了一件礼品送给他。
I bought a gift to give to him.
这是礼品。
This is a gift.
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Frequently asked questions
Gift in Chinese meaning
"gift" in Chinese is 礼品 (lǐ pǐn).
What does 礼品 mean in English?
礼品 (lǐ pǐn) means "Gift".
How is 礼品 pronounced?
It is pronounced lǐ pǐn (written as li pin, lipin). You can listen to the pronunciation on this page.
How do you write "gift" in Chinese characters?
It is written 礼品: 礼 has 5 strokes, 品 has 9 strokes. The Writing section above animates the stroke order of each character and lets you trace it.
What HSK 3.0 level is 礼品?
礼品 is on the HSK 3.0 levels 7–9 word list. It is not part of the six-level HSK 2.0 lists.
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