Chinese

In Chinese, ‘thank you’ is 謝謝 / 谢谢. The most common way to say ‘thank you’ in Chinese is 谢谢.

The English name Emmanuel is translated into Chinese as 埃马纽埃尔. 埃马纽埃尔 is used as a Chinese transliteration for the male given name Emmanuel.

The Chinese phrase for “I am sick” is 我生病了. 我生病了 is used to state that you are suffering from an illness.

The English phrase “wings” is translated into Chinese as 翅膀.

The English phrase “dog poop” is translated into Chinese as 狗屎. 狗屎 literally refers to the waste matter discharged from a dog.

The English phrase “you’re so cute” is translated into Chinese as 你太可爱了.

In Chinese, the phrase for “thank you” can vary significantly depending on the dialect and level of formality. The default form is 謝謝 / 谢谢.

The English word “orangutan” is translated into Chinese as 红毛猩猩. 红毛猩猩 is a noun used to refer to the arboreal anthropoid ape known as the orangutan.

In Mandarin, the word for enough is 夠 / 够 (gòu). These terms are used to describe something that is sufficient or adequate.

The English word ‘pancake’ is translated into Chinese using several terms depending on the type of cake. The default forms are 薄烤餅 / 薄烤饼 or 薄煎餅 / 薄煎饼.