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title: "How to Pronounce Luckin Coffee (瑞幸咖啡) in Chinese, With Audio | Mandarin The Wild"
description: "Luckin Coffee (the coffee chain) is 瑞幸咖啡 in Chinese, written Ruìxìngkāfēi in pinyin and said rway-sheeng-kah-fay. Hear it from two native speakers, slow or normal, sound by sound with its tones, then say it and see if you got it."
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# How to pronounce Luckin Coffee

Luckin Coffee (the coffee chain) is 瑞幸咖啡 in Chinese, written Ruìxìngkāfēi in pinyin and said rway-sheeng-kah-fay.

瑞幸咖啡 Ruìxìngkāfēi

rway-sheeng-kah-fay

## Sound by sound

1. 瑞ruìrwayFourth tone: falling sharply
2. 幸xìngsheengFourth tone: falling sharply
3. 咖kākahFirst tone: high and level
4. 啡fēifayFirst tone: high and level

### Letters to watch

- R is between the r in “run” and the s in “measure”, with the tongue curled back.
- Ui is said “way”: hui is “hway”, not “hoo-ee”.
- X is said like the sh in “she”, with the tongue behind the bottom teeth. Never “z” or “ks”.

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## How do you pronounce Luckin Coffee?

Luckin Coffee (the coffee chain) is 瑞幸咖啡 in Chinese, written Ruìxìngkāfēi in pinyin and said rway-sheeng-kah-fay.

## What are the tones in Luckin Coffee?

ruì: fourth tone, falling sharply; xìng: fourth tone, falling sharply; kā: first tone, high and level; fēi: first tone, high and level.

## What do English speakers get wrong in Luckin Coffee?

R is between the r in “run” and the s in “measure”, with the tongue curled back. Ui is said “way”: hui is “hway”, not “hoo-ee”. X is said like the sh in “she”, with the tongue behind the bottom teeth. Never “z” or “ks”.

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