How to Say “Common Phrases” in Chinese
The English phrase “common phrases” is translated into Chinese as 常用短语.
The English phrase “common phrases” is translated into Chinese as 常用短语.
克雷格 is the Chinese translation of the masculine given name Craig.
洗手间在哪里? is the Chinese phrase for “where is the bathroom?”. This phrase is a question used to ask for the location of a toilet.
The Chinese word for kangaroo is 袋鼠. 袋鼠 is the noun used to refer to the kangaroo, a type of marsupial.
The English phrase “taiwan is a country” can be translated into Chinese as 台湾是一个国家.
In Chinese, the phrase to ask “who are you?” is 你是谁? 你是谁? is the most direct and commonly used way to ask “Who are you?” in standard Mandarin Chinese.
The English word ‘angry’ can be translated into Chinese using several terms, such as 恼怒的, 憤怒的 / 愤怒的 or 生氣的 / 生气的.
In Chinese, the word for choice is 选择 (xuǎnzé). 选择 is a versatile term used to mean both a choice (noun) and to choose (verb).
The English phrase licorice root is translated into Chinese as 甘草.
The Chinese phrase for ‘id’ is 身份证. 身份证 specifically refers to a Chinese national identification card or ID.