How to Say “Hi There” in Chinese
In Chinese, ‘hi there’ is translated as 你好. 你好 is a friendly greeting used to say hello to someone.
In Chinese, ‘hi there’ is translated as 你好. 你好 is a friendly greeting used to say hello to someone.
The English phrase ‘dogs’ is translated into Chinese as 狗. 狗 refers to domesticated carnivorous mammals often kept as pets or working animals.
In Chinese, the English concept of ‘reason’ (the capacity for rational thinking) can be expressed by several terms, most commonly 理致.
The English word “idiot” can be translated into Chinese in several ways, with 白痴 being the default form.
The English phrase “thank you sister” is translated into Chinese as 谢谢姐姐.
The English phrase “rock climbing” is translated into Chinese as 攀岩. 攀岩 is used as a noun to refer to the sport of scaling rock faces.
The English word “graduation” is translated into Chinese as 毕业. If you are specifically referring to the commencement ceremony itself, use 毕业典礼.
The English phrase seafood is translated into Chinese as 海鮮 / 海鲜.
The English phrase ‘not bad’ can be translated into Chinese as 不錯 / 不错. The phrase is used to describe something that is reasonably good.
The English phrase ‘playing video games’ is expressed in Chinese as 打游戏.