Nathaniel Carl

In Chinese, the phrase for olympics is 奧林匹克 / 奥林匹克. The term refers to the sport event.

In Chinese, the phrase for “I need water” is 我需要水. The phrase 我需要水 is a statement used to express a physical need or desire for water.

The English phrase “looks good” is translated into Chinese as 看上去不错. 看上去不错 is used to say that something has a pleasing appearance.

The English phrase “holy spirit” is translated into Chinese as 聖靈 / 圣灵. The term refers to the person of the Holy Trinity in a Christian context.

In pinyin “October” is shíyuè (十月), literally “ten month”. It follows the same number plus yuè (月) pattern as every other month.

In Chinese, the English phrase ‘half an hour’ is expressed as 半小时. 半小时 refers to a period of time lasting thirty minutes.

The English phrase “can I” can be translated into Chinese as 可以吗. 可以吗 is used to ask for permission or possibility.

In Chinese, ‘ouch’ is expressed as 哎喲 / 哎哟.

ni hao is the Chinese way to say hello. 你好 is a general greeting used when meeting someone.

The Chinese word for truth is 真相.