坏孩子。
huài háizi 。
Bad child.
Until the age of five, Simon had never known misery, his life being a series of happy discoveries, as the
young boy discovered in turn the pleasures of self-locomotion, the power of speech, and eventually the
joy of socializing with a group of well-adjusted peers in the local kindergarten. And yet these good times
were not to last, as events beyond his control conspired to end this idyllic period of this life.
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huài háizi 。
Bad child.
huài háizi 。
Bad child.
huài háizi 。
Bad child.
huài háizi 。
Bad child.
huài háizi 。
Wicked child.
huài háizi 。
Bad child.
zhēn huài 。
Really wicked.
nǐ tài huài le 。
You're too wicked.
nà shì nǐ mèimei de , gěi nǐ mèimei 。
That's your sister's. Give it to your sister.
nǐ mèimei hǎo , nǐ bù hǎo 。
Your sister is good. You're no good.
ai , wǒ yàoshi yǒu liǎng ge nǚhái jiù hǎo le 。
Oh, if only I had two girls.
huài
bad
adjectivehǎo
good
adjectiveè
hungry
adjectivelèi
tired
adjectivebù
not
adverbzhēn
truely
adverbtài
too
adverbháizi
child
nounmèimei
younger sisternoun 姐姐 jiějie older sister
nounnà
that
pronoungěi
to give
verbwǒde
my
phrasenǐde
your
phrase