Chinese

The English word “always” can be translated into Chinese as 总是. 总是 is a neutral adverb used to indicate that an action or state occurs at all times.

The English word “joy” can be translated into Chinese in several ways, with 歡喜 / 欢喜 being the default form.

The English phrase ‘get off’ is translated into Chinese as 下. The word is used to mean disembarking from something.

The English phrase “hi, what’s your name?” is translated into Chinese as 你好，你叫什么名字？

Confucianism in Chinese is 儒教, 儒家思想, 孔教 or 儒學 / 儒学.

The English word ‘hug’ is translated into Chinese as 擁抱 / 拥抱.

The Chinese phrase for “happy wedding” is 新婚快乐. 新婚快乐 is used as a direct greeting to congratulate a couple on their marriage.

我爱你 is the Chinese way to say ‘I love you’. 我爱你 is the most common and direct way to say ‘I love you’ in Chinese. It is used to affirm romantic feelings.

Chinese New Year in Chinese is 春節 / 春节.

In Chinese, “no need” is expressed as 不用 (bùyòng). 不用 is used to politely decline an offer or to state that an action is not necessary.