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气味 (qìwèi) is used to describe the smell, odor, or flavor of something. For example, you could say 我喜欢这个房间的气味 (wǒ xǐhuan zhège fángjiān de qìwèi) which means "I like the smell of this room".
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气味 (qìwèi) is a formal word in Chinese, used to describe the sense of smell or odor. It can also refer to the flavor or taste of something. The pronunciation of "qì wèi" is in the fourth tone for both characters, making it a neutral tone when spoken together.
Other Chinese words that are related to 气味 (qìwèi) include:
- 味道 (wèidào) - meaning "taste" or "flavor"
- 香气 (xiāngqì) - meaning "fragrant smell" or "aroma"
These words can be used in both formal and informal situations, but 气味 (qìwèi) is generally considered more formal.
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