Chinese

To start in Chinese is 开始 (kāishǐ). 开始 is primarily used as a verb meaning to begin or to start an action.

The Chinese word for ‘with’ is 和. In many contexts, 和 can mean both ‘with’ and ‘and’.

The English phrase ‘low battery’ is expressed in Chinese as 电量不足. 电量不足 describes a state where a device’s battery power is almost empty.

The English phrase “swift code” is SWIFT代码 in Mandarin. A unique identification code used to identify a specific bank during international money transfers.

The English word “zero” is expressed in Chinese as 零. 零 is the cardinal number before 1, denoting nothing.

Alejandro in Chinese is written 亚历杭德罗 (Yàlìhángdéluó).

The English name Andy is translated into Chinese as 安迪. 安迪 is the transliteration of the name Andy.

The English phrase “markers” is translated into Chinese as 马克笔. The term 马克笔 refers to felt-tip pens used for writing or drawing on various surfaces.

The English phrase “happy mid-autumn festival” is translated into Chinese as 中秋节快乐.

概率 is the Mandarin word for probability. 概率 is used to refer to mathematical probability or the frequency of an event.