How to Say “Brother-in-law” in Chinese
The Chinese term for brother-in-law is 姐夫 when referring specifically to the husband of one’s older sister.
The Chinese term for brother-in-law is 姐夫 when referring specifically to the husband of one’s older sister.
The phrase 我的年龄是 is used in Chinese to say “my age is”. This phrase is used to introduce the number of years a person has lived.
The English word “empress” is translated into Chinese as 皇后. 皇后 is a term used for an empress, specifically referring to an empress consort.
The English word “animals” is translated into Chinese as 动物. 动物 refers to living creatures that can move and breathe, excluding humans.
The English phrase “artist” can be translated into Chinese as 藝術家 / 艺术家. The term refers to a person who creates art.
The English phrase “drink water” is translated into Chinese as 喝水. 喝水 is used to describe the act of consuming water by swallowing it.
The English phrase ‘housewife’ is translated into Chinese as 主婦 / 主妇. The term refers to a female head of household.
The English phrase “go back” can be translated into Chinese as 回去. The phrase is used to describe the act of returning to a place.