How to Say “Come Here” in Chinese
The English phrase “come here” is translated into Chinese as 过来.
The English phrase “come here” is translated into Chinese as 过来.
In Chinese, “it hurts” is expressed as 疼. The phrase is used to express that one is experiencing physical pain.
The English phrase “bombastic side eye” can be translated into Chinese as 白眼.
To say confirm in Chinese, use 證實 / 证实 (zhèngshí) when you confirm that something is true.
The English word ‘roots’ can be translated into Chinese as 根. 根 can be used to refer to ancestors in a metaphorical sense.
To say ‘take it easy’ in Chinese, you can use 休息 (xiūxi) or 放鬆 (fàngsōng).
The English word dolphin is translated into Chinese as 海豚. The term refers to the aquatic mammal.
In Chinese, the English verb ‘wait’ is expressed as 等. The verb 等 is used to describe delaying an action until an event occurs.
In Chinese, “I am so happy” is said as 我太高兴了. The phrase is used to express a strong feeling of joy or pleasure.
To RSVP in Chinese is 请回复. The phrase 请回复 is commonly used at the end of formal event invitations to request a response.