Chinese

In Chinese, the phrase for ‘new year’ is 新年. 新年 is a noun used to refer to the year following the current year.

The phrase 马科斯 is the Chinese transliteration for the name Marcos.

维姬 is the Chinese way to say the female given name Vicky. This term is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “over” can be translated into Chinese as 完毕.

The English phrase ‘baking soda’ is translated into Chinese as 小苏打.

In Mandarin, “lol” can be expressed as 233.

To read books in Chinese is 读书. The phrase is used to describe the activity of reading written works for pleasure or for information.

The English phrase “han dynasty” is translated into Chinese as 汉朝. 汉朝 is used to refer to the historical tripartite division of China.

The English phrase “are you done” can be translated into Chinese as 你做完了吗. This phrase is used to ask if someone has finished a task or activity.

The English phrase ‘one moment, please’ is translated into Chinese as 請稍等 / 请稍等.