duì fāng
counterpart; the other party
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对方说他很忙。
Duìfāng shuō tā hěn máng.
The other party said he was very busy.
我给对方发了邮件。
Wǒ gěi duìfāng fāle yóujiàn.
I sent an email to the other party.
对方同意了我的请求。
Duìfāng tóngyìle wǒ de qǐngqiú.
The other party agreed to my request.
The Chinese word "对方" is composed of two characters: "对" and "方". The character "对" means "opposite" or "facing", while the character "方" means "direction" or "side". Together, the two characters mean "the other side" or "the opposite party".The word "对方" is often used in Chinese to refer to the other person or group in a conversation or situation. For example, if you are talking to someone about a problem, you might say "对方怎么说?" (What did the other person say?).The word "对方" can also be used to refer to a person or group that is not present in the conversation or situation. For example, if you are talking to someone about a friend, you might say "对方现在在哪里?" (Where is your friend now?).The word "对方" is a very common word in Chinese, and it is important to understand its meaning in order to communicate effectively.
