English–Chinese
“at” in Chinese
How to say “at” in Chinese
“At” in Chinese is 在 (zài).
Presence is tied to a place or time, and an action unfolds from that setting.
Example sentences with 在
我在家里做作业。wǒ zài jiā lǐ zuò zuò yè
I do my homework at home.
Tips for using 在
- English marks an ongoing action with a form of be plus an -ing verb, whereas Chinese can place this word before the action verb, so its meaning can extend beyond simple location.