Chinese

In Chinese, the phrase for “please come” is 请进. The phrase 请进 is used as a polite invitation for someone to enter a room or building.

In Chinese, the English verb ‘to cheer’ can be expressed through several different terms. The default form is 歡呼 / 欢呼.

In Chinese, moose is said as 駝鹿 / 驼鹿. The term is used to refer to the largest member of the deer family (Alces alces).

The English phrase ‘chief financial officer’ is 首席财务官 in Mandarin. 首席财务官 is used specifically for high-level corporate executives.

The English word ‘cup’ is translated into Chinese as 杯子 (bēizi). The term refers to a drinking vessel.

The English word thirty is expressed in Mandarin as 三十. 三十 is the cardinal number for thirty.

In Chinese, “what are you saying?” is expressed as 你在说什么？ This phrase is used to ask someone to repeat or clarify what they have just said.

The English phrase “I love you” is translated into Chinese as 我爱你. 我爱你 is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English phrase ‘school project’ is translated into Chinese as 学校作业.

Montreal is referred to in Chinese as 蒙特利爾 / 蒙特利尔. This phrase is the name of the city in Quebec.