Chinese

In Chinese, ‘popular’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The default form is 受歡迎 / 受欢迎.

The Chinese word for buttocks is 臀部. The phrase refers to the pair of buttocks.

The phrase 北海 is the Mandarin Chinese name for the town of Butterworth in Malaysia.

To say “can I use the restroom?” in Chinese, use 我可以用一下洗手间吗？ This phrase is a polite request for permission to use a toilet.

The English word ‘cyan’ is translated into Chinese as 青色. 青色 refers to a color between blue and green.

The English word syrup is translated into Chinese as 糖漿 / 糖浆. Syrup refers to a thick liquid that has a high sugar content.

In Chinese, the phrase for ‘days of week’ is 星期. The term 星期 refers to the names of the seven days in a week.

The Chinese phrase for ‘save the date’ is 请保留日期. This phrase is used to request that guests keep a specific day free for a future event.

The English word “cloud” can be translated into Mandarin as 雲 / 云. The word refers to a visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air.

The English female given name Tessa is translated into Chinese as 泰莎 (Tàishā). 泰莎 is used as a formal translation for the name Tessa.