How to say Jenna in Chinese?
How do you say who is for you in Chinese?
Miss Maven: "who is for you" Shai Sher Wai Ni.....but this is kinda strange to say in Chinese.\n.
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\nIt totally depends in which kinda situation you ask ... as an example if you are asking a friend of you : which one do you really like from those 3 girls , so who's for you, mate?"\n.
\nso y…ou can say : shui2 shi4 ni3 (xi1 huan1) de1 it means which do you like ?\n.
\nand who is for you from word to word is : shui2 shi4 wei4 ni3 just like Miss Maven that's a really strange thing to say... Chinese don't say it like that (MORE)
How do you say 'its' in Chinese?
å®ç Answer It's in Chinese is å®ç(tÄ de),it used when the subject is something. That meaning is for something belonging to a thing. For example; if you were referring to a dog's head, you would say "it's head" (å®ç头). If you meant "it's" as the short …form of "it is" then, technically this could be 宿¯ but is uncommon. Usually "it" is not translated into Chinese. Some examples of this: "It's raining" would simply be ä¸é¨äº xià yÇ le. "It's me" = æ¯æ shì wÇ (technically, this just means "is me" rather than it is or it's) (MORE)
How do you say is in Chinese?
Answer 'say is in Chinese' \n.
\nshi(Bopomofo)\n.
\n Answer \n.
\n"is" in Chinese is æ¯(shi4)
How do you say and in Chinese?
Romanized, the character for "and" is "he", however it is not pronounced this way. It is really hard to explain how to pronounce Chinese words because there are many sounds that exist in Chinese but not in English, but I'll try. In chinese, it sounds like "Huh! " Open your mouth and breath through… it. Sigh audibly. While sighing, raise your pitch like when you are asking a question (like when you say "Really?"). It should sound right. I tried it, but being Chinese, I might be a little biased on the sound. Answer do you mean how to say "and" this word in chinese? In Chinese we say it å(he2). you can say " he2" å and also "hai2 you3" è¿æ no big difference but he is used more often Answer Just to add, you can also use 'gan' to say 'and', it is pretty much interchangeable with 'he'. And 'he' is not so difficult to pronounce. It sounds like the English word 'her' but the 'h' is pronounced a little like you are clearing your throat. (MORE)
How do you say Chinese government in Chinese?
" government " in Chinese is "æ¿åº",Chinese pinyin(phonetics) is " zheng4 fu3 ". "Chinese government" in Chinese is "ä¸å½æ¿åº" ,pronounce as "Jhong-Guo-Jin-Fu" The correct æ±è¯æ¼é³ Hà n âyÇ âpÄ«n âyÄ«nâãfor ä¸å½æ…¿åº is ZhÅngâ guóâ zhèng âfÇâ (MORE)
How do you say You in Chinese?
Well it is pronounced as "ne". --- ä½ nÇ it should sound like the English word knee. Or ä½ ä»¬ is ä½ (pl) ni3 men1
How do you say the alphabet in Chinese?
A\n.
\n诶\n.
\nÄi\n.
\nB\n.
\næ¯\n.
\nbÇ\n.
\nC\n.
\n西\n.
\nxī\n.
\nD\n.
\n迪\n.
\ndÃ\n.
\nE\n.
\nä¼\n.
\nyī\n.
\nF\n.
\nè¾å¼\n.
\nà i fú\n.
\nG\n.
\nå\n.
\njÃ\n.
\nH\n.
\nè¾å°º\n.
\nà i chÇ\n.
\nI\n.
\nè…¾\n.
\nà i\n.
\nJ\n.
\næ°\n.
\njié\n.
\nK\n.
\nå¼\n.
\nkÄi\n.
\nL\n.
\nè¾å\n.
\nà i lè\n.
\nM\n.
\nè¾é©¬\n.
\nà i mÇ\n.
\nN\n.
\nè¾å¨\n.
\nà i nà \n.
\nO\n.
\nå¦\n.
\nó\n.
\nP\n.
\nå±\n.
\npì\n.
\nQ\n.
\nåå¾\n.
\njà wú\n.
\nR\n.
\nè¾å¿\n.
\nà i ér\n.
\nS\n.
\nè¾ä¸\n.
\nà i sī\n.
\nT\n.
\næ\n.
\ntÃ\n.
\nU\n.
\nä¼å¾\n.
\nyī wú\n.
\nV\n.
\nç»´\n.
\nwéi\n.
\nW\n.
\nè±è´å°ç»´\n.
\ndòu bèi Är wéi\n.
\nX\n.
\nè¾å
æ¯\n.
\nyī kè sī\n.
\nY\n.
\nå¾è¾\n.
\nwú à i\n.
\nZ\n.
\n贼德\n.
\nzéi dé (MORE)
How do you say 'how are you' in Chinese?
'How are you' in Chinese is 'nÇ hÇo ma'. Written in Chinese characters it is 'ä½ å¥½å'. "How are you" in Chinese is "ä½ å¥½å" pronounced Ni hao ma?
How do you say 'for you' in Chinese?
ç»ä½ (gÄi nÇ) - is used when giving something. éä½ (sòng nÇ) - used when giving (a gift). ä¸ºä½ (wèi nÇ) - used when you did something for someone, such as 'I did this for you'.
How do you say the in Chinese?
Chinese, like many other languages, does not use definite articles, thus there is no need for the word "the" and it cannot be literally translated from languages like English that make great use of the definite article "the". Russian and other Slavic languages, as well as dead languages like Latin, …lack articles equivalent to the word "the" as well. In the case of the Romance Languages, articles developed from the Latin words for "this" and "that" (for example "illa", which became "la" in many modern Romance languages). A similar occurrence has happened in Slavic languages where the Slavonic word for "this" now functions as an article (for example "ta" = "this" now appears at the end of words with a function of an article in Bulgarian ("академиÑÑа" (akademiata) = "academy the") (MORE)
How do you say no in Chinese?
Chinese does not have words for "yes" and "no" as such; instead, questions are typically answered by repeating the verb. Common ones include: To be or not to be æ¯ shì, 䏿¯ bú shì To have or not have / there is or is not æ yÇu, 没æ méi yÇu To be… right or wrong 对 duì, ä¸å¯¹ bú duì (MORE)
How do i say how are you in Chinese?
how are you = ä½ å¥½å ï¼ni3 hao3 ma1ï¼ An easier way to help you say it is " knee how ma "
How do you say 'can I' in Chinese?
wo neng...? æè½...? wo3 ke2yi3 ...? If you are ending a sentence with either of those, you need a "ma" at the end, like "wo neng ma?" or "wo ke yi ma?"
How do you say 'Michael is Chinese' in Chinese?
The translation of 'Michael is Chinese' from English to written Chinese characters is 'Michael æ¯ä¸å½äºº'. In pinyin it is 'Michael shi zhong guo ren'.
How do you say him in Chinese?
In Chinese, there is no word like in English that separates gender like "him" or "her" only the word pronounced : "tah" is used to described both guys and girls. But the way that "tah" is spoken is the same, but how they are written is different, half of both of them are the same, but the other half… has a symbol that either indicates a male or female. (MORE)
How do you say 'says' in Chinese?
The Mandarin Chinese verb "to say" is "ShÅ«o", 說 For example: ä»èªªä½ 好 (TÄ shÅ«o nÇ hÇo) "He says hello."
How do you say I love America and Chinese in Chinese?
I love America and China. .
æåç±ç¾å½åä¸å½ [wÇ xÇ Ã i mÄi guó hé zhÅng guó].
I love American and Chinese. .
æåç±ç¾å½äººåä¸å½äºº [wÇ xÇ Ã i mÄi guó rén hé zhÅng guó rén]
How do you say 'Chinese' in Chinese?
Depending on what you are trying to say it can be different. ä¸å½äºº or zhong guo ren means a Chinese person. ä¸å½ç or zhong guo de means originating from China. And finally, 䏿 or zhong wen means Chinese the language.
How do you say 'had' in Chinese?
If you mean that you had something, it would be "æ" (yÇu). But if you mean you have eaten something, it would be "å" (chÄ«).
How do you say where are you from in Chinese?
Traditional: ä½ æ¯å¾åªè£¡ä¾çï¼(NÇ shì cóng nÇlÇ lái de?) Simplified: ä½ æ¯ä»åªéæ¥çï¼(NÇ shì cóng nÇlÇ lái de?) Or: Traditional: ä½ æ¯åªåäººï¼ (NÇ shì nÇguór…©n?) Simplified: ä½ æ¯åªå½äººï¼ (NÇ shì nÇguórén?) (MORE)
How do you say 'I can speak Chinese' in Chinese?
If u speak Chinese then u should know ;) It's æè¯´ä¸å½æ WÇ shuÅ zhÅngwen (there's another one but I can figure out how to write characters on my iPad, I'm cutting and pasting, don't worry there are correct) (pronounced woo shoo jong wen) and u say it as the little tones… above the word) (MORE)
How do you say do you speak Chinese in Chinese?
To say "I speak Chinese" (in Mandarin) you say: Wo(3) hui(4) shuo(1) Zhong(1)wen(2). æä¼è¯´ä¸æ. To say "You speak Chinese" you say: Ni(3) hui(4) shuo(1) Zhong(1)wen(2). ä½ ä¼è¯´ä¸æ. You can replace "Zhong wen 䏿" with "Zhong guo hua ä¸å½…è¯", or even "PÇtÅnghuà æ®éè¯" if you want, they both mean Chinese. æ®éè¯ = Literally means "common language" but Chinese people use this to refer to Mandarin. (MORE)
How you say no in Chinese?
Chinese does not have words for "yes" and "no" as such; instead, questions are typically answered by repeating the verb. Common ones include: To be or not to be æ¯ shì, 䏿¯ bú shì To have or not have / there is or is not æ yÇu, 没æ méi yÇu To b…e right or wrong 对 duì, ä¸å¯¹ bú duì (MORE)
How do you say you get it in Chinese?
ç¥éäºå? [zhÄ« dà o le mÄ] - get it? it could also be æ¿ if you want to say "Can you get it ?" It is pronounced "na" in mandarin.
How do you say Jenna in German?
As a rule names are not translated, so its Jenna. There is no German equivalent.
How do you say in Chinese 'How do you say?
'How do you say' in Chinese is ä½ ææ ·è¯´ [nÇ zÄn yà ng shuÅ]. An easier way to help you pronounce it is "nee zheh yang soh" actually its zhong guo ren
How do you say lantern festival in chinese?
Yuan Xiao Jie, Yuan Xiao stands for Lantern, which is kind of Food speicalized for the festival. Jie=Festival.
How do you say my name is Michael in Chinese?
In Chinese, "My name is Michael" is æçååå«Michael. This is written the same in Traditional and Simplified Chinese. In Hanyu Pinyin, it's pronounced "wo3 de ming2zi4 jiao4 Michael." Here's a breakdown: æç - My åå - name å« - is called, to be called, to… call (MORE)
How do you say brain in Chinese?
The Traditional Chinese word for brain is 大è
¦. In Simplified Chinese, this is 大è. In Hanyu Pinyin, it is pronounced "da4nao3." In Gwoyeu Romatzyh, it is pronounced "dahnao."
How to say i love you in Chinese?
In Chinese, "I love you" is: Wo (I) Ai (love) Ni (you) Wo ai ni.
How do you say I don't know in Chinese?
The most common way to say "I don't know" in Chinese is "æä¸ç¥é." In Hanyu Pinyin, this is pronounced "Wo3 bu4 zhi1dao4." Another way to say "I don't know" in Chinese is "æä¸æå¾." This is pronounced "Wo3 bu4 xiao3de" in Hanyu Pinyin.
How do you you say white white in Chinese?
"White white" in Chinese is "ç½ç½ç." It is written the same way in Traditional and Simplified Chinese. In Hanyu Pinyin, this is pronounced "bai2bai2de." In Gwoyeu Romatzyh, it's pronounced "bairbair.de."
How do you say and pronounce crystal in Chinese?
In Chinese Character: æ°´æ¶ Read it in Mandarine AKA Putonghua: shui jing. sh-wai jing Read it in Cantonese: sui jeing. sui je-ing
How do you say ''im cute'' in Chinese?
Wo shi piaoliang it's not accurate. It shall be Wo3 hen2 Ke3 Ai4ï¼ãæå¾å¯ç±ï¼ If you need accurate translatign work, with not very big piece of chapter, I can help for free. I'm a Chinese girl, a freelance translater, any one comes to Guangzhou city in China and need a… interpreter, call me +86 13672468136 or email me: elvira_sales@126.com . (MORE)
How do you say 'I do not speak Chinese' in Chinese?
'I do not speak Chinese' is written as 'æä¸æèªªåèª' in Chinese characters. In pinyin it is 'wo bu hui shuo guo yu'.
How do you say Chinese dumplings in Chinese?
饺å [jiÇo zi] If referring to rice dumplings used during Dragon boat Festivals, they are called ç²½å [zòng âzi] --> glutinous rice and choice of filling wrapped in leaves and boiled.
How do you say how in Chinese?
"How" in Traditional Chinese is æéº¼. In simplified Chinese, this is æä¹. It is pronounced "zen3me" in Hanyu Pinyin and "tzeem.me" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh.
How do you say 'Is Mr. Wang Chinese' in Chinese?
'Is Mr. Wang Chinese' in written Chinese is 'çå
çæ¯ä¸å½äººå?'. In pinyin it is 'Wang xian sheng shi zhong guo ren ma'. An alternative is çå
çæ¯ä¸æ¯ä¸å½äºº? or 'Wang xian sheng shi bu shi zhong guo ren' Broken down the translat…ion is as follows: çå
ç (Wang xian sheng) Mr. Wang æ¯ (shi) is 䏿¯ (bu shi) is not ä¸å½ (zhong guo) China 人 (ren) person å (ma) is added to the end of a comment to turn it into a question. (MORE)
How do you say i am Chinese?
ææ¯ä¸åä¸å in Chinese traditional way ææ¯ä¸ä¸ªä¸å½ is simplifiedway HAVE FUN and it is (wao ai choun guo yun)
How do you say 'Does anyone speak Chinese' in Chinese?
'Does anyone speak Chinese' can be translated as 'Yo ren hui shuo zhong wen ma'. In written chinese it is æäººæèªªä¸æå.
How do you say Chinese school in Chinese?
Depends what kind. Chinese school in china would just be called a school, or 妿 ¡ (shue shiao). A Chinese school abroad that receives funding from the Chinese government is probably called a åå妿 ¡ (kong zzz (like the zz in buzz) shue shiao)
How do you say 'Do you speak Chinese' in Chinese?
ä½ è¬ä¸æåï¼(Ni3 jiang3 zhong1 wen2 ma) (Traditional Chinese) ä½ ä¼è¯´ä¸æåï¼ (NÇ huì shuÅ zhÅngwén ma?) (Simplified Chinese)
How do you say no is Chinese?
There's a lot of ways, but they mean different stuff: ä¸ - pronounced as "bu" basically means no, but it sounds weird in some situations. ä¸å¥½ -pronounced as "bu hao" basically disagreeing OR saying something isn't not good. ä¸è¡ -pronounced as "bu xing"means can not.
How do you say Chinese numbers in Chinese?
yi -1 er -2 san -3 si -4 Wu -5 liu -6 qi -7 ba -8 jiu -9 shi -10 To say numbers in the double digits you say the first digit, then ten, and then the second digit. Examples: 23= er shi san 57= Wu shi qi
What does the letter to Jenna say in the MTV show Awkward?
In the first episode of this season's Awkward, Jenna received an extremely rude letter, telling her things like she was pitiful, and to pull her head out of her a**. See the Related Link below for a screenshot and detailed description of the letter. The big question looms as to who wrote the letter…. The answer to this question will most likely play out over the season. (MORE)
How do you say my Chinese teacher is in Chinese pinyin?
My Chinese teacher is... in Chinese characters is æç䏿è師æ¯. In pinyin it's written as 'wo de zhong wen lao shi shi'. Broken down the translation is: My / æç / wo de Chinese / 䏿 / zhong wen Teacher / è師 / lao shi Is / æ¯ / shi
How do you say mama in jenna?
how do you say good bye in jenna? well you say this is not a real language but your wrong the world knows Asia people mostly i know i know all 63 languages and you say djunah this is how you prenouse it d-j-auh very cool huh well you say uhja to say mama in jenna this is how you say it right you-je…nfa . isn't this a cool language cool huh learn more about jenna language by makayla vote good please after all it a new language (MORE)
How do you say this in Chinese?
this-pronoun.
æ¬.
this.
è¿.
this, these.
æ¤.
this, these.
è¿ä¸ª.
this.
è¿é¡¹.
this.
ä».
this.
è¿ä½.
this.
How do you say What is in Chinese?
ä»ä¹ (shénme). For example, 'What is this?' can be said as 'è¿æ¯ä»ä¹', literallytranslated to 'this is what'.
How do you say 'I don't speak Chinese' in Chinese?
Traditional script (in Hong Kong and Taiwan [ROC]): æä¸æèªªä¸æ Simplified script (in mainland China [PRC]): æä¸ä¼è¯´ä¸æ Pronunciation (in pinyin): wÇ bùâhuìshuÅ zhÅngâwén