Chinese

To say “get well” in Chinese, the standard way is 早日康复. The phrase is used to express the wish that someone recovers from an illness or injury.

The English phrase “coins” is translated into Chinese as 硬币. 硬币 refers to small, flat, round pieces of metal used as money.

The Chinese phrase for dim sum is 点心 (diǎnxin).

In Chinese, “I hate you so much” is said as 我好恨你. 我好恨你 is a strong expression used to convey intense dislike or resentment toward someone.

The English phrase “stitches” is translated into Mandarin as 针线. 针线 refers to the loops of thread used to join pieces of fabric together by sewing.

The English phrase “very crowded” is translated into Chinese as 很挤. 很挤 is used to describe a place that is full of people with very little space to move.

In Chinese, one hundred thousand is said as 十万. The phrase is used to denote the number that is ten times ten thousand.

The English phrase “I am coming” is translated into Chinese as 我来了.

In Chinese, the English word ‘sharp’ can be translated as 銳利 / 锐利 or 尖銳 / 尖锐 depending on the context.

The English word ‘surgery’ in Chinese is translated as 外科 (wàikē). The word 外科 refers to the medical discipline or the surgical department.