Leanne Anne

The English word “balls” can be translated into Chinese as 球, though it is primarily used to mean a ball or sphere.

In Chinese, ‘oh my’ is expressed as 天哪. 天哪 is used to express surprise, shock or disbelief, similar to the English “Oh my god” or “Good heavens.”

In Chinese, “can I have ice cream” is expressed as 我可以吃冰淇淋吗. This phrase is used to ask for permission to eat ice cream.

The English phrase “smoke” (referring to the visible particles and vapour given off by burning material) is translated into Chinese as 煙 / 烟 or 煙 / 烟.

The English word ‘string’ is translated into Chinese as 绳子. 绳子 refers to a long, thin structure made from twisted threads.

The phrase “your feet stink” in Chinese is translated as 你的脚好臭. This phrase is a statement used to tell someone that their feet have a bad smell.

The phrase “I hate this class” in Chinese is translated as 我讨厌这节课. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for a specific course or lesson.

In Chinese, ‘experience’ as a noun referring to accumulated knowledge is expressed as 经验.

The English phrase ‘world’ (meaning the inhabited planet) is 世界 in Chinese. 世界 refers to the world or the inhabited planet.

Ghosting in Chinese is 玩失踪. In modern social contexts, 玩失踪 is the standard way to describe ‘ghosting’ someone in a relationship or friendship.