Chinese

In Chinese, “your grade” is expressed as 你的成绩. 你的成绩 refers to the grade or academic performance a student achieves in a course or piece of work.

In Chinese, the phrase for “next week” is 下周. The phrase refers to the week immediately following the current one.

你竟敢 is the Chinese way to say “how dare you”. This phrase is used to express indignation, shock or outrage at someone’s behavior or words.

In Simplified Chinese, happy new year is 新年快乐 (xīnnián kuàilè). For Lunar New Year, people say 春节快乐 (Chūnjié kuàilè) or the casual 过年好 (guònián hǎo).

The English phrase ‘come with me’ is expressed in Chinese as 跟我来. 跟我来 is used as a request or command for someone to follow the speaker to another place.

The English phrase “enjoy your day” can be translated into Chinese as 祝你有美好的一天.

The English phrase “hello dad” is translated into Chinese as 爸爸好. The phrase is used as a greeting when speaking to one’s father.

In Chinese, the English word ‘magic’ is translated as 魔術 / 魔术. The term refers to the performance art of illusions.

The English phrase “anzac day” is translated into Chinese as 澳新军团日.

The Chinese word for businessman is 商人. 商人 is a neutral term used to refer to a businessman.