Chinese

The English word ‘radical’ (meaning favouring fundamental change) is translated into Chinese as 激进的.

In Chinese, 婆婆 (po po) is used to refer to a paternal grandmother or a grandmother-in-law. The term 婆婆 is used to describe a paternal grandmother.

The English word tomato is translated into Chinese as 西紅柿 / 西红柿.

The English phrase ‘school subjects’ is translated into Chinese as 科目. 科目 refers to the specific subjects found on a school schedule or an exam.

The English phrase “I love myself” is translated into Chinese as 我爱我自己. This phrase is used to express affection or care for one’s own person.

The English female given name Nevaeh is written in Chinese as 奈芙.

The English word ‘quick’ can be translated into Chinese as 快 or 迅速. The primary way to express the concept of moving with speed is through the word 快.

In Chinese, cereal is called 麦片.

The English phrase “clouds” is translated into Chinese as 云. The word 云 refers to the visible masses of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere.

‘sup’ in Chinese is translated as 咋样. 咋样 is a highly colloquial and informal way to ask how someone is or how a situation is going.