How to Say “Pinky Promise” in Chinese
The English phrase ‘pinky promise’ is translated into Chinese as 拉钩.
The English phrase ‘pinky promise’ is translated into Chinese as 拉钩.
暗安 is the Hokkien way to say “good evening”. 暗安 is used as a greeting during the evening hours.
In Chinese, the word for halal is 清真. The adjective 清真 is used to describe food or items that are fit to eat according to Muslim religious customs.
The English phrase “happy chinese new year” is translated into Hokkien as 新年快樂.
呼乾啦 is the Hokkien way to say cheers. The phrase 呼乾啦 is used as an imperative to signal that everyone should finish their drinks in one go during a toast.
In Chinese, to vent is translated as 发泄. 发泄 is used to describe the act of venting negative, pent-up or uncontrolled emotions such as anger or frustration.
多謝 is the Hokkien way to say thank you very much. 多謝 is used to express a level of gratitude greater than a simple thank you.
In Chinese, ‘glass’ (meaning a drinking vessel) can be expressed as 杯子, 杯仔 or җунзы.
麵包 is the Hokkien word for bread. This noun refers to baked dough made from cereals.