IPA: /ˈliːtʃi/
KK: /ˈliːtʃi/
A tropical fruit with a rough, red skin and sweet, white flesh inside, which surrounds a single large seed.
I love eating lychees during the summer because they are so sweet and refreshing.
Lychee comes from the Cantonese word "lai zi" (meaning gift for a joyful life) and the Mandarin word "lìzhī" (meaning lychee). The word refers to the fruit known for its sweet taste and fragrant aroma, often associated with joy and celebration in Chinese culture.
Imagine a joyful gift ('lai zi') that brings sweetness and fragrance — that's what lychee represents.