Chinese

The English word ‘day’ is translated to Chinese as 天, meaning a period of 24 hours. The term 天 refers to a 24-hour period.

The Chinese phrase for “I love you as a friend” is 我只把你当朋友.

To say “I am not fluent in chinese” in Chinese, use 我的中文说得不好. This phrase is used to inform others that you lack proficiency in the language.

In pinyin “June” is liùyuè (六月), literally “six month”. Chinese names months by number, so June is month six. To say “in June” use zài liùyuè.

In Chinese, the abbreviation for kilogram (kg) is 公斤. 公斤 is used to refer specifically to the metric unit of mass, the kilogram.

The English word “stylist” is translated into Chinese as 造型师.

The English phrase “teardrop” can be translated into Mandarin as 淚滴 / 泪滴. The term refers to a single tear.

The basic word for poem in Chinese is 詩 / 诗 (shī), written 詩 in traditional and 诗 in simplified characters. 詩 means a poem or poetry in general.

The phrase “you smell” is translated into Chinese as 你身上有味道. This phrase is used to inform someone that their body has a noticeable or unpleasant odor.

The English word “lizard” is 蜥蜴 in Chinese. 蜥蜴 is a noun used to refer to the reptile known as a lizard.