Chinese

The English phrase ‘write up’ can be translated into Chinese as 写下.

In Chinese, the phrase for “I need” is 我需要. The phrase 我需要 is used to express that something is a necessity or a requirement.

In pinyin “mom” is māma (妈妈). The formal word for “mother” is mǔqin (母亲). Children and adults say māma to their mother.

The English phrase “pee pee” is translated into Chinese as 嘘嘘. 嘘嘘 is a childish term used to describe the act of urinating.

In Chinese, “chill” is translated as 冷静. 冷静 is used to describe a person who is calm, cool or composed.

In Chinese, “I eat” is said as 我吃. 我吃 is a statement used to say that the speaker is consuming food.

The English phrase ‘aunty’ is translated into Chinese as 阿姨. 阿姨 is used to refer to the sister of one’s parent or to a middle-aged woman.

The English phrase “oh my goodness” can be translated into Chinese as 天哪.

埃德温 is the Chinese transliteration for the male given name Edwin.

The English phrase “scrambled eggs” is translated into Chinese as 炒鸡蛋.