Chinese

In Mandarin, ‘phone’ (to call someone on the telephone) is 电话. the most commonly used term for phone in Mandarin is 手机.

The English verb ‘twerk’ is translated into Mandarin as 電臀 / 电臀.

The Chinese word for “dangerous” is 危险. 危险 is the most common and general way to express that something is causing danger or is ready to do harm.

The English phrase vintage translates to Chinese as 复古. 复古 is used to describe something that has an enduring appeal or a classic quality.

伊芙琳 is the Chinese transliteration of the female given name Evelyn. 伊芙琳 is used as a phonetic translation for the English name Evelyn.

In Chinese, ‘cheek’ is translated as 臉頰 / 脸颊.

To order food in Chinese is 点餐 (diǎncān).

The English phrase ‘relatives’ is translated into Chinese as 亲戚. 亲戚 is used to refer to relatives.

In Chinese, “your name is” is expressed as 你的名字是. This phrase is used to state or ask about the name of the person being addressed.

In Chinese, “bill please” is expressed as 买单.