Struggling with “chuān” vs. “dài” in Chinese? You’re not alone! 🤔 Ever put on a shirt and thought, “Do I ‘chuān’ it or ‘dài’ it?” Many Chinese learners find this tricky! In short: • 穿 (chuān) is mainly for clothing on your torso and legs (shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, socks). • 戴 (dài) is for accessories you put on (glasses, watches, hats, jewelry, masks). Wrong: 我穿眼镜。 ❌ Right: 我戴眼镜。 (I wear glasses.) ✅ Comment below with a sentence using both words! I’ll check your answers. 👍