Chinese

The English phrase ‘how about’ is translated into Chinese as 怎么样. 怎么样 is used in casual conversations to ask for opinions or suggestions.

The English phrase “hazelnut” is translated into Chinese as 榛子. The term is used to refer to the hazelnut fruit, the plant or the nut in a general sense.

The English phrase “welcome” can be translated into Chinese using several forms such as 欢迎 or 歡迎 / 欢迎.

In Chinese, ‘rarely’ is expressed as 很少. 很少 is used to describe an action or state that occurs to a rare degree.

Ear piercing in Chinese is expressed as 打耳洞. The phrase 打耳洞 is used both to describe the act of piercing the ears and the procedure itself.

The English verb smash translates to Chinese as 粉碎. 粉碎 means to break something violently.

The English phrase ‘ending’ is translated into Chinese as 结局.

The English phrase “I have to go” is translated into Chinese as 我得走了.

The English phrase “turtle” is translated into Chinese as 龜 / 龟. The term refers to a land or marine reptile with a shell.

The Chinese phrase for “uncle on mother’s side” is 舅舅. 舅舅 is used to refer to one’s maternal uncle.