Chinese

In Chinese, “do you know” is expressed as 你知道吗. The phrase is used when asking if someone possesses specific knowledge or information.

The English word soursop is translated into Chinese as 刺果番荔枝.

The English word “teacher” can be translated into Chinese using several forms such as 教師 / 教师, 老師 / 老师, 教員 / 教员 or 師父 / 师父.

To sweep the floor in Chinese is 扫地. 扫地 is used to describe the specific action of cleaning a floor using a broom to remove dust and dirt.

Duolingo in Chinese is 多邻国 (Duōlínguó). 多邻国 is the official Chinese name for the language-learning platform.

The English phrase ‘elder’ can be translated into Chinese as 长辈. 长辈 is used to refer to people of a higher generation than oneself.

The English word ‘but’ can be translated into Chinese as 但是 (dànshì).

The English phrase “do you like me” is translated into Chinese as 你喜欢我吗. This phrase is a question used to ask if someone has romantic feelings for you.

The English phrase ‘let me go’ is translated into Chinese as 放开我. 放开我 is used specifically to request a physical release from a grip, hold or restraint.

In Mandarin, “clean” is expressed as 干净. The term 干净 means to remove dirt from a place or object.