bù xìng de
unfortunately
In Mandarin, '不幸地' is used to indicate adversity or a unfortunate circumstance, similar to how the word 'unfortunately' is used in English. It's typically used at the start of a sentence to set the tone as negative.
tā bù xìng de shī qù le tā de gōng zuò
He unfortunately lost his job
This sentence expresses regret over a person losing their job, with '不幸地' emphasizing the unfortunate nature of the event.
bù xìng de, tā cuò guò le huǒ chē
Unfortunately, he missed the train
This sentence expresses the unfortunate event of someone missing their train, with '不幸地' introducing the unfortunate event.
tā men bù xìng de diū shī le suǒ yǒu de xíng lǐ
They unfortunately lost all their luggage
This sentence describes the unfortunate event of someone losing all their luggage, with '不幸地' emphasizing the unfortunate nature of the event.
wǒ bù xìng de shuāi duàn le jiǎo
I unfortunately broke my foot
This sentence describes the unfortunate event of someone breaking their foot, with '不幸地' emphasizing the unfortunate nature of the event.
bù xìng de, wǒ men cuò guò le zuì hòu yī bān gōng jiāo chē
Unfortunately, we missed the last bus
This sentence expresses regret over missing the last bus, with '不幸地' introducing the unfortunate event.
tā bù xìng de bèi gǒu yǎo le
He was unfortunately bitten by a dog
This sentence expresses the unfortunate event of someone being bitten by a dog, with '不幸地' emphasizing the unfortunate nature of the event.
tā bù xìng de shī qù le tā de qián bāo
She unfortunately lost her wallet
This sentence expresses regret over a person losing their wallet, with '不幸地' emphasizing the unfortunate nature of the event.
tā bù xìng de huá dǎo le
He unfortunately slipped
This sentence describes the unfortunate event of someone slipping, with '不幸地' emphasizing the unfortunate nature of the event.
wǒ bù xìng de diū le wǒ de diàn huà
I unfortunately lost my phone
This sentence describes the unfortunate event of someone losing their phone, with '不幸地' emphasizing the unfortunate nature of the event.
bù xìng de, tā shuāi duàn le tā de shǒu bì
Unfortunately, he broke his arm
This sentence expresses the unfortunate event of someone breaking their arm, with '不幸地' introducing the unfortunate event.