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Yes, there are a few different ways to say "臀部" in spoken Chinese. Here are three alternatives:
1. 屁股 (pì gu): This is a more colloquial and informal term for "butt, buttocks". It is commonly used in everyday conversations and is considered less formal than "臀部". The pronunciation is "pì gu" in Mandarin Chinese.
2. 臀肌 (tún jī): This term specifically refers to the muscles in the buttocks. It is often used in a more technical or medical context, such as in discussions about exercise or physical therapy. The pronunciation is "tún jī" in Mandarin Chinese.
3. 臀部区域 (tún bù qū yù): This phrase literally translates to "butt area" and is a more formal and polite way to refer to the buttocks. It is often used in professional or academic settings. The pronunciation is "tún bù qū yù" in Mandarin Chinese.
Overall, the choice of which term to use depends on the context and level of formality. "臀部" is the most common and neutral term, while "屁股" and "臀肌" are more informal and specific, respectively. "臀部区域" is the most formal and polite option.
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