Chinese is pronounced the same as ch in the kitchen, both of which are pronounced [t? ] sound. The phonetic symbol of Chinese and kitchen is [? t？ Arnie? Z], is it? ['k？ tn].

Explanation:

1, Chinese

(Chinese) China; China people; Chinese

(Chinese) China people, China people; Chinese; Informal Chinese food, China restaurant.

2. Kitchen

Noun (short for noun)? Kitchen; Kitchen; Cookware (complete set)

Phrases:

1, Chinese

In Chinese? In Chinese

Traditional Chinese? traditional Chinese

China? Chinese

2. Kitchen

In the kitchen? in the kitchen

Kitchen table? dining table

Kitchen unit? kitchen fittings

Word usage:

The basic meaning of the kitchen refers to the room used for cooking, cooking and cooking, that is, the "kitchen". The extension can refer to "Chef".

Kitchen can also mean "everything", usually referring to everything except the kitchen. Kitchen? Sinking sentence pattern

Kitchen can often be used as an attribute before another noun.

Example usage:

A lot? Japanese? And then what? China? Tea? Is it? Green? Many teas in Japan and China are green tea.

I guess there are mice in the kitchen. I guess there are mice in the kitchen.