Chinese

In Mandarin, “where are you?” is translated as 你在哪儿？ This phrase is a question used to ask for someone’s current physical location.

To say “you farted” in Chinese, use 你放屁了. 你放屁了 is a statement used to tell someone that they have released gas from their bowels.

The English phrase “ninja” is translated into Chinese as 忍者. 忍者 refers to the spies and mercenaries used in pre-modern Japan.

In Chinese, ‘slow down’ is translated as 慢点.

The English phrase “window” is translated into Chinese as 窗戶 / 窗户. The term refers to an opening for light and air.

Tennis in Chinese is 网球 (wǎngqiú). 网球 is a noun used to refer to the sport of tennis.

The English phrase ‘end’ can be translated into Chinese. The default form is 完. The term 完 refers to something being finished or completed.

凯莱布 is the Chinese translation of the biblical character name Caleb.

Rice pudding in Chinese is 大米布丁. The term refers to a milk pudding made from rice, milk, sugar and nutmeg.

Apple juice in Chinese is 苹果汁. 苹果汁 refers to the juice of apples, often used as a drink.