笔
bǐ
pen
The Chinese word for 'pen' is '笔'. It is used in the same contexts as in English, and it could refer to any instrument for writing or drawing with ink, typically consisting of a metal nib or ball, or a nylon tip, fitted into a metal or plastic holder.
Example sentences using: 笔
他的笔在哪里
tā de bǐ zài nǎ li
Where is his pen?
This phrase asks about the location of someone's pen.
我找不到我的笔
wǒ zhǎo bù dào wǒ de bǐ
I can't find my pen.
This phrase is about an individual being unable to locate their pen.
这只笔是红色的
zhè zhī bǐ shì hóng sè de
This pen is red.
This phrase describes the color of the pen.
笔在桌子上
bǐ zài zhuō zǐ shàng
The pen is on the table.
This phrase describes the location of the pen.
请借我一支笔
qǐng jiè wǒ yī zhī bǐ
Please lend me a pen.
This phrase is a polite request for a pen.
这支笔写得很顺
zhè zhī bǐ xiě dé hěn shùn
This pen writes very smoothly.
This phrase commends the performance of the pen.
这是我的新笔
zhè shì wǒ de xīn bǐ
This is my new pen.
This phrase introduces a newly acquired pen.
我的笔没油了
wǒ de bǐ méi yóu le
My pen is out of ink.
This phrase signifies that the pen has run out of ink.
不要弄丢我的笔
bú yào nòng diū wǒ de bǐ
Don't lose my pen.
This phrase gives instructions not to misplace the pen.
我买了一支新的笔
wǒ mǎi le yī zhī xīn de bǐ
I bought a new pen.
This phrase is about buying a new pen.