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动物是什么？（dòngwù shì shénme？What is an animal?）

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动物是什么？（dòngwù shì shénme？What is an animal?）

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动物 literally means “moving thing,” as 动🏃 means to move and 物 means thing or object; 物 has the 牛🐮（niú）character as well.

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犭（quǎn）is the dog 🐕 radical. You will commonly see it in animal characters, such as 狗🐶（gǒu），猫🐱（māo），猴子🐵（hóuzi），等等 (etc.)。

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How would I say that there are more animals?

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How would I say that there are more animals?

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To indicate a number of animals, you would use the 只（zhī）, so you would say, “你有几只动物？” and someone would reply “我有三只老鼠🐁（lǎoshǔ）。”

HOWEVER, there is also another indicator you should remember, which is 条（tiáo）。This indicates long and thin strips of things. 鱼🐟（yú）is considered a long strip, so it be used as “一百条鱼。”

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For pets, you would say “宠物”（chǒngwù）.

For example, if wanted to say “My pet dog🦮,” you would put it in front of the animal, so 我的宠物狗。

宠 has many meanings, but the main definition is “to spoil.”

Another way of saying pets is “小动物.”

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Bird in Chinese
Characters: 鸟
Pinyin: niǎo
Literal Translation: “Bird” 🦢

Elephant in Chinese
Characters: 大象
Pinyin: Dàxiàng
Literal Translation: “Big Elephant” 🐘

Monkey in Chinese
Characters: 猴
Pinyin: Hóu
Literal Translation: Monkey 🐒

Snake in Chinese
Characters: 蛇
Pinyin: Shé
Literal Translation: Snake 🐍

Tiger in Chinese
Characters: 虎
Pinyin: Hǔ
Literal Translation: Tiger 🐅

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Chicken in Chinese
Characters: 鸡
Pinyin: jī
Literal Translation: “Chicken” 🍗

Rooster in Chinese
Characters: 公鸡
Pinyin: Gōng jī
Literal Translation: Public Chicken! 🐔

Cow in Chinese
Characters: 牛
Pinyin: Niú
Literal Translation: “Cow” 🐄

Pig in Chinese
Characters: 猪
Pinyin: Zhū
Literal Translation: Pig 🐷

Goat in Chinese
Characters: 羊
Pinyin: Yáng
Literal Translation: Goat/Sheep 🐐

Horse in Chinese
Characters: 马
Pinyin: Mǎ
Literal Translation: Horse 🐎

Ox in Chinese
Characters: 牛
Pinyin: Niú
Literal Translation: Ox 🐂

Rat in Chinese
Characters: 鼠
Pinyin: Shǔ
Literal Translation: Rat 🐀

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Dog in Chinese
Characters: 狗
Pinyin: Gǒu
Literal Translation: Dog 🐶

Cat in Chinese
Characters: 猫
Pinyin: Māo
Literal Translation: “Cat” 🐈

Rabbit in Chinese
Characters: 兔子
Pinyin: Tù zǐ
Literal Translation: Rabbit 🐇

Snake in Chinese
Characters: 蛇
Pinyin: Shé
Literal Translation: Snake 🐍

Rat in Chinese
Characters: 鼠
Pinyin: Shǔ
Literal Translation: Rat 🐀

Bird in Chinese
Characters: 鸟
Pinyin: niǎo
Literal Translation: “Bird” 🦢

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那里有很多动物！

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To say zoo, you would put 园（yuán）in front of the animal characters.

To say “go to,” you would say 去（qù.）, then the location.

Finally, if you want to go to the zoo, you’d put either 想（xiǎng），要（yào），or even both 想要（xiǎngyào）in front of the action.

Altogether, it would be: “我想去动物园。”

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How would you say "Do you have any animals at your house?" and "What pets are at your house?"

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How would you say "Do you have any animals at your house?" and "What pets are at your house?"

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你家里有宠物吗？

你家里有什么小动物？

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If you’re wondering if someone has any pets at home, you would say “你家里有宠物吗？”

“家里有” means to “have (something) at home🏡.” You could also use “家有👨‍👩‍👧‍👦,” but they both mean different things.（家里有 (at home🏡) vs. 家有(being in a family👨‍👩‍👧‍👦)）

“吗” is a particle for questions. These are said at the end of question statements🤔.

EXAMPLE:

A: 你家有小动物吗？
B: 好的，我家有小动物。他叫大卫，是鸭（yā）🦆。

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If you’re wondering what type of pet they have, then you’d ask this: “你家里有什么小动物？”

“家里有” means to “have (something) at home🏡.” You could also use “家有👨‍👩‍👧‍👦,” but they both mean different things.（家里有 (at home🏡) vs. 家有(being in a family👨‍👩‍👧‍👦)）

“什么” means “what type” or “what kind” of (something)🤔.

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C: 你家里有🏡什么宠物？
D: 我家里有🏡一只猪🐷。

FUN FACT: 家 has the radical 宀 （mián: roof with chimney radical）and 豕（shǐ: pig radical🐖）, so it literally means “pig under roof.”