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Yes, there is a difference between 假期 (jià qī) and 假日 (jià rì). 假期 refers to a longer period of time off, such as summer vacation or winter break. It usually lasts for several weeks or even months, and is commonly used to describe school holidays or annual leave. On the other hand, 假日 refers to a single day off, such as a weekend or a public holiday. It is a shorter period of time compared to 假期 and is used to describe individual days of rest or relaxation.
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Yes, 假日 (jiàrì) - This translates to "holiday" or "day off." It typically refers to specific days recognized as holidays, such as national holidays.
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假期 (jiàqī) is a noun that is used to refer to holidays or vacations. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as when talking about taking a holiday, planning a holiday, or discussing the length of a holiday. For example, you could say:
"我们正在计划一个两周的假期 (wǒmen zhèngzài jìhuà yīgè liǎng zhōu de jiàqī)" - "We are planning a two-week holiday."
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