Chinese

In Shanghainese, the best known Wu Chinese variety, “hello” is 侬好 (nong hao). It is the Wu counterpart of Mandarin 你好.

Langkawi is expressed in Mandarin as 浮羅交怡 / 浮罗交怡 or 蘭卡威 / 兰卡威. These terms refer to the island located in the state of Kedah.

The English word notebook is 筆記本 / 笔记本 in Chinese. A notebook is an empty book used for taking notes.

In Chinese, ‘guess’ can be expressed as 猜, meaning to reach an unconfirmed conclusion.

The English phrase “tuition” is translated into Chinese as 学费. 学费 refers to the sum of money paid for instruction.

The Chinese word for summary is 总结 (zǒngjié). 总结 is used to refer to a summary or a conclusion of a process or an event.

The English word gang translates to Chinese as 匪幫 / 匪帮.

The English name Kaitlyn is translated into Chinese as 凯瑟琳 / 凯特琳. This phrase is used as a female given name in Chinese.

In Chinese, the word for papaya is 木瓜. The term refers to the papaya fruit. In daily conversation, you will most frequently use the common name 木瓜.

The English phrase “happy birthday dad” is translated into Chinese as 爸爸生日快乐. This phrase is a direct greeting used to wish one’s father a happy birthday.