Chinese

The English term ‘deadlift’ is translated into Chinese as 硬拉.

In Chinese, ‘lose’ (to be defeated) is 输. The verb 输 is used to express being defeated in a competition or a game.

The English phrase “chips” (referring to thin, fried potato snacks) is translated into Chinese as 薯片.

The English female given name Abigail is translated into Chinese as 阿比盖尔. 阿比盖尔 is used as a transliteration for the name Abigail.

The English phrase ‘birthday party’ is translated into Chinese as 生日派对.

The phrase “shame on you” is expressed in Chinese as 不要脸.

The English phrase “hi mommy” is translated into Chinese as 嗨，妈妈. This phrase is an informal greeting used by a child to address their mother.

In Chinese, confidence is expressed as 信心 or 自信. To say that one “has confidence” in something, you should use the verb 有 (yǒu) with 信心 (yǒu xìnxīn).

In Chinese, the hand game ‘rock paper scissors shoot’ is called 剪刀石头布. The phrase 剪刀石头布 is the standard way to name the game in Mandarin Chinese.

In Chinese, the word for sure (as in being certain) is 当然.