Cai

Definition of Cai

Cai is a type of Chinese cabbage that is typically used in stir-fries and soups.

How should Cai divide into syllables

The word 'cai' has one syllable. It has one vowel (a) and one consonant (c).

Part of Speech - Cai

I added some chopped cai to the soup for extra flavor.

Sentences with Cai

• I added some chopped cai to the soup for extra flavor.
• My mom always makes a delicious stir-fry with cai and chicken.
• I like using cai in my homemade egg drop soup.
• Cai is a common ingredient in many Asian dishes.
• I buy fresh cai from the farmers market every week.
• My favorite way to eat cai is in a spicy noodle soup.
• Cai is a great source of vitamins and minerals.
• I'm going to make a vegetarian cai and mushroom stir-fry tonight.
• I like to add cai to my ramen for some extra crunch.
• Cai is a staple ingredient in many Chinese dishes.

Quotes with Cai

• "In Shanghai, I had a bowl of soup that tasted like the essence of cai and pork." - Fuchsia Dunlop
• "I love cai. I think it's so tasty and versatile." - Chrissy Teigen
• "One of my favorite winter vegetables is cai." - Yotam Ottolenghi

Number of characters in Cai

3 ( c, a, i )

Unique letters in Cai

3 ( c, a, i )

Cai Backwards

iac

Phonetic Transcription of Cai

IPA (International): kaɪ

ARA (American): kaɪ

EPA (English): kaɪ

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