饿
è
hungry
The Chinese word for 'hungry' is '饿'. It is typically used in the same context as the English word. For example, '我很饿' means 'I am very hungry'. It can be used in various sentences to express the state of hunger.
Example sentences using: 饿
我饿了
wǒ è le
I am hungry
This is a simple statement indicating the speaker's state of being hungry.
你饿不饿？
nǐ è bú è?
Are you hungry?
This is an informal way to ask someone if they are feeling hungry.
他很饿
tā hěn è
He is very hungry.
This sentence indicates that 'he' is extremely hungry.
饿死我了
è sǐ wǒ le
I'm starving
This is a dramatic expression to show that the person is extremely hungry.
饿极了
è jí le
Extremely hungry
This sentence indicates a state of extreme hunger.
不要饿着肚子
bú yào è zhe dù zi
Don't starve your stomach.
This phrase suggests not to skip meals and starving yourself.
我怕饿
wǒ pà è
I'm afraid of being hungry
This sentence states the speaker's fear of feeling hunger.
她总是饿
tā zǒng shì è
She is always hungry
This statement indicates that 'she' is constantly in a state of hunger.
别吃得太饿
bié chī de tài è
Don't eat until you're too hungry
This statement advises against waiting until extreme hunger to eat.