How to Say “Receipt” in Chinese
In Chinese, the word for receipt is 收條 / 收条.
The English phrase “t-shirt” is expressed in Chinese as T恤. The term refers to a type of shirt.
In Chinese, “jesus christ” is translated as 耶稣基督. It can be used as an expletive or oath.
The English phrase “are you stupid?” is translated into Chinese as 你傻吗? This phrase is used to ask if someone lacks intelligence or is acting foolishly.
The English word insurance is translated into Chinese as 保险. 保险 refers to indemnity or insurance.
The English phrase “red envelope” is 红包 in Chinese. A 红包 is a decorated paper envelope containing lucky money.
The English phrase “doritos” is translated into Chinese as 多力多滋. 多力多滋 refers to the brand of flavored tortilla chips.
The English phrase “rugby” is translated into Chinese as 橄榄球. 橄榄球 refers to the form of football in which players can hold or kick an ovoid ball.
The English phrase ‘baking soda’ is translated into Chinese as 小苏打.