How to Say \”Especially\” in Chinese

Ever wondered how to say \”especially\” in Chinese? The word you’re looking for is \”尤其 (yóu qí)\”—a handy little term that pops up all the time in conversations. Pronounced like \”yo chee,\” it’s your go-to for emphasizing something, like saying, \”I love all fruits, especially mangoes\” (\”我喜欢所有水果，尤其喜欢芒果\”). But wait, there’s more! Chinese has other fun ways to stress things, like \”特别 (tè bié)\” (extra-special) or \”格外 (gé wài)\” (exceptionally). Want to sound like a pro? Try dropping \”尤其\” when comparing things: \”北京冬天冷，尤其是一月\” (\”Beijing winters are cold, especially in January\”). To master these, listen to Chinese podcasts or mimic how natives use them—soon, you’ll be emphasizing like a boss, especially after practice!