Chinese

The English phrase “nuh uh” can be translated into Chinese as 才不是. 才不是 is an informal way to strongly deny something or disagree with a statement.

The Chinese word for holy is 神圣. The term 神圣 is used to describe things that are sacred, divine or revered within a religious context.

The English word “sausage” is translated into Chinese as 香肠. 香肠 is the general term for any food made of minced meat packed into a tubular casing.

明 (míng) is the Chinese name for the Ming dynasty, a historical Chinese dynasty.

The English phrase “I love school” is translated into Chinese as 我爱学校.

The English phrase “hey there” can be translated into Chinese as 嗨. 嗨 is used as a casual way to say “hi” or “hey” to someone.

The English phrase ‘keep up’ is translated into Chinese as 跟上.

The Chinese way to say the male given name Seth is 塞斯. 塞斯 is used as a transliteration for the male given name Seth.

The English phrase “I am from india” is translated into Chinese as 我来自印度. This phrase is used to state that India is your country of origin.

The English phrase “get well soon” can be expressed in Chinese as 希望你能早點好 / 希望你能早点好. This phrase is used to express the hope that someone recovers soon.