How to Say “Etc.” in Chinese
The English phrase “etc.” can be translated into Chinese using 等等.
The English phrase “etc.” can be translated into Chinese using 等等.
The English phrase ‘end’ can be translated into Chinese. The default form is 完. The term 完 refers to something being finished or completed.
The English phrase ‘Hawaii’ is translated into Chinese as 夏威夷. 夏威夷 is the standard name for Hawaii.
布雷迪 is the Chinese way to say the proper name Brady. 布雷迪 is used as a proper name to refer to a person named Brady.
The English phrase “your birthday” is translated into Chinese as 你的生日. When wishing someone a happy birthday, the standard phrase is 生日快乐.
The English female given name “Isabel” is translated into Chinese as 伊莎贝尔.
The English phrase ‘aunt on mom’s side’ is translated into Chinese as 姨妈 (yímā). 姨妈 is used to denote the sister of one’s mother.
The English phrase “I am chinese” is translated into Chinese as 我是中国人. This phrase is a statement used to say that one’s nationality is Chinese.
The English given name Sarah is translated into Mandarin as 莎拉. These forms are transliterations used to represent the Hebrew name Sarah in Mandarin.