what is the symbol for dad in chinese?

Question

Only chinese personel should reply or if you read and write chinese!!

Answer 1

爸爸 or simply 爸 is the more affectionate term "Dad".
父亲 or simply 父 just means father.

By the way, these are in simplified Chinese. For traditional Chinese characters, the only difference is 父亲 becomes 父親.

Hope this helps! =)

Answer 2

Those upstairs answers have been informative, I guess. Here I'd like to make a supplement. Nowadays, we have a more colloquial and humorous symbol for Dad in Chinese. This is "老爸" （Lao Ba）, which means Old Father literally. This can be used in a case where you and you father are very good friends, not only son-and-father relations.

Answer 3

爸， 爹， 父 are the ones that I can think of. Each one means father, but are all a little different. The first one is more informal, the second one is more literary and formal (used more in older times), the third one is neither too formal or informal and is often used, especially in words like 父亲

Answer 4

父 I'm not chinese though, Korean people know alot of chinese letters =) c.f. 母 this is the symbol for mom in chinese

Answer 5

Amazingly the same symbol for an ATM card

Answer 6

The 父 is shared in Japanese and is affectionately pronounced chichi...

Answer 7

爸爸 ba ba This one means 'daddy'
爸 ba This one would be 'dad'
爹 die This one would be 'dad'
父亲 fu xin This one would be the dad part of parents.

Answer 8

爸爸-ba ba with the 'b' sound.
父亲-fu qin>qin sounds like chin...sort of...
爹爹-die die.Not pronounced 'die' as in pass away.Something like 'di-ye'.

Answer 9

I know the symbol, but I have no idea how to explain or describe it.

Answer 10

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