Jonathan Benjamin

In Chinese, ‘blade’ is typically translated as 刀片.

In Chinese, the phrase for “mine” is 我的. 我的 is used to indicate possession, translating to both “my” and “mine” in English.

The English phrase “I like your hair” is translated into Chinese as 我喜欢你的头发.

The English word ‘slang’ is translated into Chinese as 俚語 / 俚语.

In Chinese, “have a good summer” is translated as 祝你暑假愉快. 祝你暑假愉快 is a friendly wish used to tell someone to enjoy their summer break.

The English word ‘consonant’ is translated into Chinese as 子音. Both 子音 and 辅音 / 輔音 are used to refer to a consonant (a type of sound).

In Chinese, stationery is said as 文具. The term 文具 is a broad category that covers everything from pens and pencils to notebooks and erasers.