nán háir
garçon
我有一个弟弟，他是一个男孩儿。
wǒ yǒu yīgè dìdi, tā shì yīgè nánháir.
I have a younger brother, he is a boy.
男孩儿们正在玩耍。
nánháirmen zhèngzài wánshuǎ.
The boys are playing.
这个男孩儿很聪明。
zhège nánháir hěn cōngmíng.
This boy is very smart.
男孩子 (nán háizi)
boy
小男孩 (xiǎo nán háizi)
little boy
儿子 (ér zi)
son
女孩儿 (nǚ hái er)
girl
男人 (nán rén)
man
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The Chinese word 男孩儿 (nánháir) for "boy" is composed of two characters: 男 (nán), meaning "male", and 子 (zǐ), meaning "child". The character 男 is a pictograph depicting a man standing with his arms outstretched, while the character 子 is a pictograph depicting a child. The combination of these two characters creates the word 男孩儿, which literally means "male child". This word is commonly used in Mandarin Chinese to refer to a young male child, typically between the ages of birth and adolescence. It is also sometimes used to refer to a young man in a more general sense.
