Chinese

Thailand is 泰国 in Chinese. 泰国 is the most common and official way to express the name of the country Thailand in Chinese.

In Mandarin, the verb ‘to change’ (to become something different) is expressed as 變為 / 变为. Mandarin has several ways to express different types of change.

The English phrase “how much is it?” is translated into Chinese as 多少钱？

The English phrase idiom is translated into Chinese as 成語 / 成语.

大阪 is the Mandarin Chinese name for the city of Osaka in Japan. The term is used as a proper noun to refer to the specific city located in Honshū, Japan.

The English phrase “is” is translated into Chinese as 是.

The Chinese word for “quotes” (passages of text taken from a written or spoken source) is 引言.

The English phrase “I have eaten” is translated into Chinese as 我吃过了. 我吃过了 is a statement used to say that you have already consumed a meal.

The Chinese word for university is 大学. 大学 is a noun used to refer to an institution of higher education.

The English word chair is translated into Chinese as 椅子 (yǐzi). The term refers to a piece of furniture designed for sitting.