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In Chinese, "Let's play chess" is expressed as "我们下棋吧。(Wǒmen xià qí ba.)". The verb "下 (xià)" means "to play" and the noun "棋 (qí)" means "chess". Therefore, "下棋 (xià qí)" literally translates to "play chess".
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下棋 (xià qí) typically refers to playing chess with a physical board. It is not usually used to refer to playing chess on a computer. Other Chinese words that can be used to refer to playing chess on a computer include 下电脑象棋 (xià diàn nǎo xiàng qí) and 下网络象棋 (xià wǎng luò xiàng qí).
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No, 下棋 (xià qí) is not used to mean playing a game other than chess. 下棋 (xià qí) specifically means "to play chess" and is not used to refer to any other game. Other Chinese words can be used to refer to playing games other than chess, such as 打牌 (dǎ pái) for playing cards or 玩游戏 (wán yóuxì) for playing video games.
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