Mollie Kay

The Chinese word for airplane is 飛機 / 飞机. The term 飛機 / 飞机 is used for both the general concept of an airplane and the specific vehicle itself.

The Chinese word for “out” is 出 (chū). 出 is an adverb used to describe being away from one’s usual place or not being indoors.

The Chinese phrase for “I thought” is 我以为 (wǒ yǐwéi). 我以为 is used to describe a belief that was held in the past but has since been proven wrong.

To clarify in Chinese is 澄清 (chéngqīng).

The English word ‘general’ translates to Chinese as 一般 (yībān).

The English name Madison is translated into Chinese as 麦迪逊.

The Chinese phrase for ‘love me’ is 爱我. 爱我 can be used as a command or a statement depending on the context and accompanying particles.

The English phrase ‘leave now’ is translated into Chinese as 现在离开. The phrase is used to express the act of departing from a place at the present moment.

To say emperor in Chinese, use 皇帝 (huángdì), the ruler of an empire.

The Chinese word for bathroom is 卫生间. 卫生间 is the standard, neutral term used in both spoken and written Chinese to refer to a bathroom or restroom.