huí fù
répondre
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我收到了你的回复。
wǒ shōu dào le nǐ de huí fú.
I received your reply.
请回复我的邮件。
qǐng huí fú wǒ de yóu jiàn.
Please reply to my email.
他还没有回复我的短信。
tā hái méi yǒu huí fú wǒ de duǎn xìn.
He hasn't replied to my text message yet.
回答 (huí dá)
answer
答复 (dá fù)
reply
提问 (tí wèn)
ask
询问 (xún wèn)
inquire
The Chinese word 回复 (huífù) is composed of two characters: 回 (huí) and 复 (fù). The character 回 means "to return" or "to go back", while the character 复 means "to repeat" or "to do again". Together, these two characters form the word 回复, which means "to reply" or "to respond".The word 回复 is often used in written communication, such as emails or text messages. It can also be used in spoken conversation, but it is more common to use the word 回答 (huídá) in this context.The etymology of the word 回复 can be traced back to the ancient Chinese language. The character 回 was originally a pictograph of a person walking back, while the character 复 was originally a pictograph of a person repeating an action. Over time, these two characters evolved into their current forms and meanings.The word 回复 is a versatile word that can be used in a variety of contexts. It is an important word to know for anyone who wants to communicate in Chinese.
