How to say "new year cake" in Chinese?

In Chinese "new year cake" translates to  年糕 

Transliteration: nián gāo

🇨🇳 年糕是春节期间常见的食品之一。

🗣️ Nián gāo shì chūn jié qī jiān cháng jiàn de shí pǐn zhī yī.

🇺🇸 New Year cake is one of the common foods during the Spring Festival.



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Frequently Asked Questions

How to say "new year cake" in Chinese?

You can use the word "年糕" which translates to "New Year cake".

How to pronounce "年糕" (new year cake) in Chinese?

The word "年糕" is pronounced as "nián gāo".

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