Chinese

In Chinese, the phrase ‘know’ can be translated using different terms depending on the dialect and the type of knowledge being expressed.

In Chinese, the word for different is 不同. The term is used to describe things that are not the same.

The phrase shang dynasty in Chinese is translated as 商朝. 商朝 refers to the name of the ancient dynasty that ruled parts of China during the Bronze Age.

Monday in Chinese can be expressed as 星期一, 周一 or 礼拜一. All three terms are used to refer to the day of the week known as Monday.

The English phrase ‘wake up’ is translated into Chinese as 醒. 醒 refers to the physiological act of becoming awake.

The English phrase “over my dead body” can be expressed in Chinese as 除非我死.

In Chinese, ‘thank you for birthday wishes’ is expressed as 谢谢大家的生日祝福.

The English phrase ‘climate change’ is translated into Chinese as 氣候變化 / 气候变化. This noun refers to changes in the Earth’s climate.

To commemorate in Chinese is 纪念 (jinian). The verb 纪念 is used to honor the memory of someone or something.

In Chinese, there are many ways to say thank you, depending on the language variety and the level of formality.