肚子
dùzi
belly
The Chinese word '肚子' (dùzi) refers to the belly or abdomen, often used to describe the physical area of the body that includes the stomach and intestines. It can also be used in various expressions to refer to feelings of hunger, fullness, or discomfort related to the digestive system. It is a commonly used term in everyday conversation when discussing health, appetite, or physical sensations.
Example sentences using: 肚子
我肚子饿了。
Wǒ dùzi è le.
I'm hungry.
This phrase is commonly used to express that one feels hunger, indicating the need for food and often arises when someone has not eaten for a while.
她的肚子很痛。
Tā de dùzi hěn tòng.
Her belly hurts a lot.
This phrase is used to describe experiencing pain in the belly, which can indicate various issues such as indigestion or illness.
小宝宝的肚子鼓鼓的。
Xiǎo bǎobǎo de dùzi gǔgǔ de.
The baby's belly is round.
This phrase describes the appearance of a baby's belly, often highlighting the health and fullness of the baby.