chicken chow mein
鸡肉炒面
Jī ròu chǎomiàn
Choi.
Choi.
"Bok" is Chinese for "White." Note that "Bok choi" is Chinese for "White vegetable."
白菜 bak choi Or the "Americanized" Bok Choy
雞 Jī
Wo yao jirou I want chicken meat.
鸡 金块
Hands down I say General Tso's Chicken.
紅燒雞肉 Hóng shāo jī ròu
你爱炸鸡Nǐ ài zhá jī
well it depends on what dialect you're talking about. I'm cantonese so I can say it in cantonese, but not mandarin. For that one you'll have to find. Sorry >.< Cantonese::: Ho Choi The "ho" part, say it in a moderate tone. You know how cantonese has those different tones right? this one is slightly higher. from a scale of 1-5, this one would be at a 4, being 5 as the highest and 1 as the lowest. and the 'choi' part, think of it as that white vegetable that you find in the Asian supermarkets. the one you call- bok choi. :]good luck!!
well it depends on what dialect you're talking about. I'm cantonese so I can say it in cantonese, but not mandarin. For that one you'll have to find. Sorry >.< Cantonese::: Ho Choi The "ho" part, say it in a moderate tone. You know how cantonese has those different tones right? this one is slightly higher. from a scale of 1-5, this one would be at a 4, being 5 as the highest and 1 as the lowest. and the 'choi' part, think of it as that white vegetable that you find in the Asian supermarkets. the one you call- bok choi. :]good luck!!