孩童 | hái tóng | child | |
婴孩 | yīng hái | infant | |
孩提 | hái tí | (literary) infant; young child | |
小孩 | xiǎo hái | child; Classifiers: 个 | |
小孩儿 | xiǎo hái r | erhua variant of 小孩 |
1 | A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous. | |
2 | And the Star-Child looked, and lo! his face was even as it had been, and his comeliness had come back to him, and he saw that in his eyes which he had not seen there before. | |
3 | And when he saw the Star-Child coming, he struck upon a wooden bowl, and clattered his bell, and called out to him, and said, 'Give me a piece of money, or I must die of hunger. | |
4 | Only to touch her skirt or her sleeve makes a troubled child feel better. | |
5 | A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous. |