How to Say “Stinky Feet” in Chinese
In Chinese, stinky feet is expressed as 臭脚. 臭脚 is a noun phrase used to describe feet that have a strong, unpleasant smell.
In Chinese, stinky feet is expressed as 臭脚. 臭脚 is a noun phrase used to describe feet that have a strong, unpleasant smell.
The English phrase ‘occupy’ is translated into Chinese as 占领.
To say homeless in Chinese, use 無家可歸 / 无家可归 (wújiākěguī). 无家可归 is the standard way to say homeless.
To iron in Chinese is expressed by the verb 熨. The verb refers to the action of passing an iron over clothing or fabric to remove wrinkles.
The Chinese word for weekend is 周末. 周末 refers to the break in the working week.
The English phrase ‘stupid idiot’ can be translated into Chinese as 大笨蛋. This phrase is an insulting term used to describe a person who lacks intelligence.
The English phrase “yes, please” can be said in Chinese as 好的,麻烦了.
The English word “puzzle” can be translated into Chinese as 猜謎游戲 / 猜谜游戏 or 智力游戲 / 智力游戏.
Edgar is a male given name translated into Chinese as 埃德加. To introduce yourself as Edgar, you can say Wǒ jiào Edgar (我叫 Edgar).