Chinese

In Chinese, the word for citrus is 柑橘. The term refers to a shrub or tree.

In Mandarin, black fur is 黑毛. The term 黑毛 is used for animals with short hair or fur, such as dogs, cats or rabbits.

In Chinese, ‘limp’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being 一瘸一拐.

To say safari in Chinese, use 狩獵遠征 / 狩猎远征 (shòuliè yuǎnzhēng). This phrase describes a trip into wild, undeveloped country.

The Chinese phrase for “wait for me” is 等我. 等我 is used as a request for someone to stop or slow down so that the speaker can catch up with them.

The English phrase corn starch is translated into Chinese as 玉米淀粉.

凯登 is the Chinese transliteration of the masculine given name Kayden. The phrase is used to transliterate the English name Kayden into Mandarin Chinese.

The English given name Sarah is translated into Mandarin as 莎拉. These forms are transliterations used to represent the Hebrew name Sarah in Mandarin.

The English phrase “asian” in Chinese is expressed as 亚洲的. 亚洲的 is an adjective used to describe things or concepts that are of, relating to or from Asia.

Bradley in Chinese is 布拉德利.