How to Say “Go Away” in Chinese
To go away in Mandarin, the default form is 離開 / 离开. The phrase is used to describe the act of departing or leaving a place.
How to Say “Rui” in Chinese
瑞 is the Chinese given name for Rui. The character 瑞 is used to represent the name Rui and carries connotations of luck, auspiciousness and good fortune.
How to Say “Capybara” in Chinese
The English word capybara is translated into Chinese as 水豚. The term refers to the rodent of the genus Hydrochoerus.
How to Say “Big Forehead” in Chinese
The English phrase “big forehead” is translated into Chinese as 大额头. 大额头 is used to describe a forehead that is larger than average in size.
How to Say “Dad” in Pinyin
In pinyin “dad” is bàba (爸爸). The more formal word for “father” is fùqin (父亲).
How to Say “But” in Chinese
The English word ‘but’ can be translated into Chinese as 但是 (dànshì).
How to Say “You’re Annoying” in Chinese
In Chinese, “you’re annoying” is said as 你很烦. The phrase is used to tell someone that their behavior is irritating or bothersome.
How to Say “You Look Ugly” in Chinese
The English phrase “you look ugly” is translated into Chinese as 你看起来很丑.
How to Say “Pervert” in Chinese
In Chinese, pervert is translated as 性變態者 / 性变态者. The term refers to a person who is sexually perverted.