他（身高）一米七五（5’）
他一米八八（6’2‘’）
“身高”两个字可以不说。
他一米八八（6’2‘’）
“身高”两个字可以不说。
How to talk about height?
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Jan 11 • 779 read
How do I say someone is 5 feet tall or 6 feet 2 inches in Chinese?
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5 feet tall：153cm； 6 feet 2 inches: 188cm
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