How to Say “Souvenir” in Chinese
The Chinese word for souvenir is 纪念品.
The English phrase ‘ashes’ is translated into Chinese as 骨灰. The term 骨灰 is used specifically to refer to the cremated remains of a person or animal.
To commemorate in Chinese is 纪念 (jinian). The verb 纪念 is used to honor the memory of someone or something.
In Chinese, the word for wall is 牆壁 / 墙壁. 牆壁 / 墙壁 refers to the physical structure of a wall in a building.
The English phrase “hi daddy” can be translated into Chinese as 爸爸好. 爸爸好 is a greeting used by a child to say hello to their father.
In Chinese, the phrase for “coin” is 硬幣 / 硬币. The word refers to a piece of currency.
In Chinese, 加油 is the phrase used to say ‘jiayou’, an expression to encourage someone to keep going or to wish them luck.