How to Say “Hardworking” in Chinese
The English phrase hardworking is translated into Chinese as 勤勉. Hardworking refers to someone taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly.
The English phrase hardworking is translated into Chinese as 勤勉. Hardworking refers to someone taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly.
The English female given name Brianna is translated into Chinese as 布里安娜.
In Chinese, the female given name Laura can be expressed as 羅娜 / 罗娜.
The Chinese way to say ‘BCE’ (Before the Common Era) is 公元前. 公元前 is used specifically for historical dates and eras preceding the common era.
In Chinese, the phrase ‘to put’ is most commonly translated as 放. The primary meaning of these terms is to place an object somewhere.
The English phrase ‘monopoly’ is translated into Chinese as 獨占 / 獨占 / 独占. The word refers to the concept of exclusive possession.
The English phrase “damn it” is translated into Chinese as 该死. 该死 is used as an expression of surprise, outrage or frustration.
“Happy Qixi Festival” in Chinese is 七夕节快乐. This phrase is used to wish someone a joyful celebration of the Qixi Festival.