Chinese

In Chinese, “hate you” can be expressed as 讨厌你. The phrase 讨厌你 is used to express a strong dislike for someone or to playfully tease them.

In Mandarin, 你的名字 is the way to say “your name”. 你的名字 is used to refer to the name belonging to the person being spoken to.

The English phrase hotel concierge is 礼宾部 in Mandarin.

To get ready in Chinese is to say 准备好.

The English phrase “night night” can be translated into Chinese as 晚安.

The English phrase ‘young lady’ is translated into Chinese as 小姐. 小姐 is used to refer to an adolescent or young female.

The English phrase “bangs” is translated into Chinese as 劉海 / 刘海. This term refers to the hair that hangs down over the forehead.

In Chinese, “you like someone” is expressed as 你喜欢一个人. This phrase is used to express having romantic feelings for another person.

The Chinese word for medium (of intermediate size) is 中. 中 is used as an adjective to denote an intermediate size.

In Chinese, the word for expensive is 貴 / 贵. The term 貴 / 贵 is the most common and universal way to say expensive in Chinese.