How to Say “Business” in Chinese
In Chinese, the term for business depends on whether you are referring to a commercial enterprise or a person’s career or undertaking. 事業 / 事业
In Chinese, the term for business depends on whether you are referring to a commercial enterprise or a person’s career or undertaking. 事業 / 事业
The English word ‘lea’ can be translated into Chinese as 草地. 草地 refers to an open field, meadow or pasture.
The English phrase “do you want ice cream?” is translated into Chinese as 你想要冰淇淋吗? This phrase is used to ask if someone would like to have some ice cream.
The English word ‘certificate’ is translated into Chinese as 证书.
The English word “autism” is translated into Chinese as 自閉症 / 自闭症. The term refers to the neurological disorder known as autism.
In Chinese, “pool” is translated as 水池. If you are specifically referring to a swimming pool, you should use the more precise term 游泳池.
In Chinese, the word for manual is 手册 (shǒucè). 手册 is used to refer to a handbook or a more formal, official manual.
Katherine in Chinese is 凯瑟琳. 凯瑟琳 is the Chinese way to write the female given name Katherine.
The English word “umlaut” is translated into Chinese as 分音符號 / 分音符号.
no in Chinese is 不. The word 不 is a particle used to show disagreement or negation.