How to Say “Hello” in Chinese
The English phrase ‘hello’ is translated into Chinese as 你好. The most standard and common way to greet someone is 你好.
The English phrase ‘hello’ is translated into Chinese as 你好. The most standard and common way to greet someone is 你好.
In Chinese, the word for memory is 記憶 / 记忆. 記憶 / 记忆 refers to the abstract concept of memory or the act of remembering.
The English phrase “peanuts” is translated into Chinese as 花生. The term refers to the edible seeds of a legume plant that grows underground.
The English word “zero” is expressed in Chinese as 零. 零 is the cardinal number before 1, denoting nothing.
The English phrase ‘bearded dragon’ is translated into Chinese as 鬃狮蜥.
The English phrase “mulan” translates to Chinese as 木兰 (Mùlán). 木兰 can refer to a warrior or serve as a name for specific locations.
The English phrase “welcome” can be translated into Chinese using several forms such as 欢迎 or 歡迎 / 欢迎.
Karma in Chinese is 因果報應 / 因果报应 (yīnguǒbàoyìng), the idea that a person’s actions come back to them.
The English phrase “btw” can be translated into Chinese as 顺便说一下.
The English phrase “I love ice cream” is translated into Chinese as 我喜欢冰淇淋. This phrase is used to express that someone enjoys eating ice cream.