亲切

qīn qiè

amiable

HSK 5

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

"亲切" describes a warm, friendly, and kind attitude or manner. It is often used to describe people’s behavior, especially when they are approachable and considerate.

Common Contexts

You will frequently hear "亲切" in contexts involving interpersonal communication, such as describing teachers, hosts, or friends who make others feel comfortable and welcomed.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 亲切态度 (amiable attitude): emphasizes the warmth in someone's manner.
  • 亲切语气 (amiable tone): used when describing how someone speaks kindly.
  • 亲切 (be amiable to others): highlights friendliness in interactions.

Nuances

Using "亲切" implies not just politeness but also a genuine warmth and closeness. It is more personal and heartfelt than formal politeness. Avoid confusing it with "礼貌" which is more about formal manners.

Summary

Use "亲切" to describe people or their behavior when you want to emphasize their kindness and warmth, making others feel at ease.

예문

他的态度非常亲切,让人感到很温暖。

Tā de tàidu fēicháng qīnqiè, ràng rén gǎndào hěn wēnnuǎn.

His attitude is very amiable, making people feel very warm.

老师用亲切的语气鼓励学生努力学习。

Lǎoshī yòng qīnqiè de yǔqì gǔlì xuéshēng nǔlì xuéxí.

The teacher encourages students to study hard with an amiable tone.

她对待客人总是很亲切,让人觉得很舒服。

Tā duìdài kèrén zǒng shì hěn qīnqiè, ràng rén juéde hěn shūfu.

She is always very amiable to guests, making them feel comfortable.