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How do i Say think your cute in Chinese?

There's no direct equivalent of "think you're cute" in Chinese, as the concept of "cute" is interpreted differently in Chinese culture. Here are some options depending on the context and your relationship with the person:

Formal/Respectful:

* 你很可愛 (nǐ hěn kě'ài): This translates to "You are very cute." It's polite but might sound a bit formal.

* 我覺得你很可愛 (wǒ juéde nǐ hěn kě'ài): This means "I think you are very cute." It's slightly more informal but still respectful.

Informal/Flirty:

* 你真可愛 (nǐ zhēn kě'ài): This means "You are really cute." It's more informal and has a slightly flirtatious tone.

* 我覺得你特別可愛 (wǒ juéde nǐ tèbié kě'ài): This translates to "I think you are especially cute." It's more affectionate and playful.

Other options:

* 你長得真好看 (nǐ zhǎng de zhēn hǎokàn): This means "You look really good," and can be used to compliment someone's appearance, including their cuteness.

* 你真漂亮 (nǐ zhēn piàoliang): This means "You are really beautiful." It's a more general compliment that can be used for both men and women.

Important Note:

* Be mindful of the context and your relationship with the person before using any of these phrases. It's important to be respectful and avoid making them feel uncomfortable.

* If you're not sure how to say something in Chinese, it's always best to ask a native speaker for help.

Hope this helps!

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