How do you say gum in Chinese?

There are a few ways to say "gum" in Chinese, depending on the context:

For chewing gum:

* 口香糖 (kǒu xiāng táng): This is the most common way to say "chewing gum" in Chinese. It literally translates to "mouth fragrant sugar."

* 嚼口香糖 (jiáo kǒu xiāng táng): This is a more specific way to say "chewing gum," emphasizing the action of chewing.

For gum on your teeth:

* 牙龈 (yá yín): This means "gums" in the sense of the tissue surrounding your teeth.

For gum (as in a sticky substance):

* 树胶 (shù jiāo): This is the general term for "gum" as a sticky substance, often referring to resin from trees.

* 胶 (jiāo): This is a shorter and more general term for "gum" or "glue."

For gum (as in a chewing gum brand):

* You would use the brand name, such as:

* 箭牌 (jiàn pái): For "箭牌" (Wrigley's) chewing gum.

* 益达 (yì dá): For "益达" (Extra) chewing gum.

The best way to choose the right term depends on the context of your conversation.