Chinese

In Chinese, the word for restaurant can be expressed in several ways, with 餐廳 / 餐厅 being the default form.

In Chinese, garlic bread is expressed as 蒜蓉包.

McDonald’s in Chinese is 麦当劳. 麦当劳 is used as a proper noun to refer to both the brand and the physical restaurant locations.

圣诞老人 is the Chinese way to say Santa. 圣诞老人 refers to the legendary figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.

The English phrase “I was born in” is translated into Chinese as 我出生于. This phrase is used to introduce the place or time of one’s birth.

The English phrase “are you stupid?” is translated into Chinese as 你傻吗？ This phrase is used to ask if someone lacks intelligence or is acting foolishly.

克莱奥 is the Chinese transliteration for the proper name Cleo. 克莱奥 is used as a proper name for a person.

杰西卡 is the Chinese way to say the female given name Jessica.

The English phrase ‘thank you respectfully’ is translated into Chinese as 谨致谢意.

The English phrase “hi, my friend” is translated into Chinese as 嗨，我的朋友. 嗨，我的朋友 is a friendly greeting used to address a person you know well.