Chinese

悉尼 is the Chinese name for Sydney, the state capital of New South Wales, Australia.

In Chinese, the phrase for tutor is 私人教師 / 私人教师. The term is used to describe someone who teaches another person.

The English phrase “one trillion” is expressed in Chinese as 一万亿. 一万亿 is used to represent the number equal to one thousand billion.

Saffron in Mandarin is 藏红花. The term 藏红花 refers to the spice saffron and is used to describe a “red flower from Tibet.”

The English phrase population is translated into Chinese as 人口. 人口 is used to refer to the count of people in a statistical or demographic sense.

Empowerment in Mandarin is 赋权 (fùquán).

The Chinese phrase for “of course” is 当然. 当然 is used to indicate enthusiastic agreement or to confirm that something is a matter of course.

In pinyin “OK” is hǎo (好), which means “good” and also “okay, I agree”. Other choices are xíng (行) and kěyǐ (可以).

The English word “strong” can be translated into Mandarin as 强, which primarily describes being capable of producing great physical force.

The English phrase “I care for you” is translated into Chinese as 我在乎你.