Chinese

The English word “chives” is translated into Chinese as 韭菜 (jiǔcài).

The Chinese word for rabbit is 兔子 (tùzi). The word refers to the mammal known as a rabbit.

peek-a-boo in Chinese is 躲猫猫 (duǒmāomāo). The term 躲猫猫 is used for the game of peek-a-boo played with babies.

The English phrase “I love chinese” is expressed in Chinese as 我爱中文. This phrase is used to express a strong liking for the Chinese language.

The English phrase “I want to buy” is expressed in Chinese as 我想买. 我想买 is used to express a desire or intention to purchase something.

Hangzhou is translated into Chinese as 杭州. 杭州 is the name of the city of Hangzhou in China.

In Chinese, the word for grapefruit is 葡萄柚. The term refers to the citrus fruit known as grapefruit.

The English idiom ‘break a leg’ can be translated into Chinese as 祝你好运. This phrase is used to express best wishes to a performer.

The English verb ‘revise’ translates to Chinese as 修改. 修改 is a general term used to describe the act of modifying, altering or amending something.

Tibetan in Chinese is 藏语 (zàngyǔ). The term 藏语 is a noun used specifically to refer to the Tibetan language itself.