How to Say “Harvest” in Chinese
The English verb “harvest” is translated into Mandarin as 收获. 收获 means to bring in a harvest or to reap.
The English verb “harvest” is translated into Mandarin as 收获. 收获 means to bring in a harvest or to reap.
The English phrase “cotton candy” is translated into Chinese as 棉花糖. 棉花糖 refers to the spun sugar confectionery.
米歇尔 is the Chinese way to say the female given name Michelle. 米歇尔 is used as a transliteration for the female given name Michelle.
September in Chinese is 九月. 九月 refers to the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar.
The English word “penknife” is translated into Chinese as 折叠小刀. The term is used to describe a small pocketknife.
In Chinese, egg rolls are called 春卷. 春卷 refers to fried rolls filled with vegetables and sometimes meat that are wrapped in a thin pastry skin.
The English phrase “goodbye teacher” is translated into Chinese as 老师再见.