嘞 (lei) - Le — a colloquial particle used at the & often used in dialects and informal speech.
嘞 · lei
Le — a colloquial particle used at the end of sentences to indicate affirmation, emphasis, or to soften a statement;
often used in dialects and informal speech.
Le — a colloquial particle used at theoften used in dialects and informal speech.
Usage highlights
OkayEnoughFinishedLet's goUnderstoodGot it
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Okay, I'll go now (好嘞).
- That's enough, no more (够嘞).
- It's done, finished (完嘞).
- Come on, let's go (走嘞).
Collocations
- Okay(好嘞)
- Enough(够嘞)
- Finished(完嘞)
- Let's go(走嘞)
- Understood(懂嘞)
- Got it(晓得嘞)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in regional dialects, especially in Sichuan, Yunnan, and other southwestern areas of China.
- Functions as a sentence-final particle to add a casual, friendly, or emphatic tone to statements.
- Reflects the informal, colloquial nature of daily communication in certain Chinese dialects.