ไทยไทย▼
Stroke order
干杯 is written in 11 strokes across 2 characters.

- 干 — 3 strokes
- 杯 — 8 strokes
Senses
- to drink a toast
- Cheers! (proposing a toast)
- Here's to you!
- Bottoms up!
- lit. dry cup
Example sentences
- 我们一起干杯!Wǒmen yìqǐ gānbēi!Let us drink a toast together!
- 为我们的友谊干杯。Wèi wǒmen de yǒuyì gānbēi.A toast to our friendship.
Related words
干杯 is pronounced gānbēi and means “ไชโย!, ชนแก้ว!”. It belongs to the HSK 4 vocabulary, one of the six bands of the Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi, China’s official Chinese proficiency exam. Recognising 干杯 on a page and producing it in conversation are different skills, and only the second holds up when someone is waiting for an answer — so LexiTrail brings it back just as your memory of it starts to fade, not on a fixed weekly rota.