Chinese

In Chinese, the phrase for ‘rest’ is 休息. 休息 refers to relief from exertion or a state of quiet and recreation.

In Chinese, the phrase for relationship (in the context of romantic or sexual involvement) is 情愛關係 / 情爱关系.

In Chinese, the term for the atomic mass unit dalton is 道尔顿. The term is used as a noun to refer to the atomic mass unit.

To swim in Chinese is 游泳. 游泳 means to move through water. It can function as both a verb (to swim) and a noun (swimming/a swimming session).

In Chinese, ‘take care’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context. 保重 is used when parting ways to wish someone well-being.

In Chinese, the English phrase ‘hi’ can be expressed as 你好. 你好 is a versatile greeting used both as a standalone greeting and as an opening to a sentence.

哈利 is the Chinese translation for the male given name Harry.

The phrase “by that one” in Chinese is 被那个. 被那个 is used to indicate that an action was performed by a specific person or thing previously mentioned.

In Chinese, ‘price list’ is 价格表. The term refers to a list of items along with their corresponding prices.

The phrase “hello classmates” in Chinese is 同学们好. 同学们好 is a greeting used to address a group of fellow students.