san-xin er-yi = 三心二意 Post published:January 6, 2022 Post category:Chinese (idiom) Post comments:0 Comments Chinese idiom: san-xin er-yi = 三心二意; half-hearted, being of two minds, or being hesitant. Literally, san-xin 三心 = three hearts, er-yi 二意 = two minds. Example: She is always san-xin er-yi and has difficulties making decisions. Read more articles Previous Poster-hua bu-shui 二話不說 Next Postsi-mian ba-fang = 四面八方 You Might Also Like jiǔ-niú yī-máo 九牛一毛 January 6, 2022 yi-luo qian-zhang January 6, 2022 er-hua bu-shui 二話不說 January 6, 2022 bā-miàn líng-óng 八面玲珑 January 6, 2022 Chinese Idiom: Bǎi-lǐ tiāo-yī = 百里挑一 June 14, 2024 si-mian ba-fang = 四面八方 January 6, 2022 qi-zui ba-sheh 七嘴八舌 January 6, 2022 shí-quán shí-měi 十全十美 January 6, 2022 Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ