Donald Shane

The Chinese word for mad is 生气, pronounced shēngqì. 生气 is used to describe the state of being angry.

In Chinese, the term for cringe is 尴尬. 尴尬 is used to describe both the feeling of being embarrassed and the situation that causes the embarrassment.

If you wonder how to say Taoism in Chinese, the word is 道教 (Dàojiào), the name of the traditional Chinese religion based on the teachings of Laozi.

The English phrase “what the hell” is translated into Chinese as 搞什么鬼.

In Chinese, the phrase to eat rice is 吃饭.

The English phrase “umm” can be translated into Chinese as 嗯.

In Chinese, ‘honestly’ is expressed as 说实话.

The English word ‘alkaline’ is translated into Chinese as 碱性. The term is used to describe substances that have a pH greater than 7.

The Chinese phrase for “I am sick” is 我生病了. 我生病了 is used to state that you are suffering from an illness.

The English word “orangutan” is translated into Chinese as 红毛猩猩. 红毛猩猩 is a noun used to refer to the arboreal anthropoid ape known as the orangutan.