道听途说 Heard on the Way directly translated refers to hearsay or gossip

Relation Nicknames

途说 [tú shuō]
It means said along the way or heard on the journey It implies stories or gossip encountered during ...
闻说 [wén shuō]
Translates directly to hear say or rumor often evoking intrigue or interest about what stories or ...
我也听说 [wŏ yĕ tīng shuō]
Translates directly to I also heard It may imply casualness or distance when discussing certain ...
耳熟能详 [ĕr shú néng xiáng]
Directly translates to something wellknown through hearing often Implies familiarity with a person ...
聽說 [tīng shuō]
Translates directly into I heard likely referencing to stories passed down orally rather than documented ...
她说听说 [tā shuō tīng shuō]
It translates directly as she said she heard This could reflect a casual exchange of gossip or information ...
聴說 [tīng shuō]
A transliteration that sounds close to hearing it simply means I heard or heard say referring to stories ...
别听说 [bié tīng shuō]
Translates directly to Dont just hear which can be understood as a plea or reminder to not merely listen ...
据说据听 [jù shuō jù tīng]
Means rumored and heard suggesting a user who relies on gossip or hearsay for information It might ...