"Ren" (人) means person or human in Chinese. It is a common character used in everyday language and also in phrases such as "ren sheng" (人生), which means life.
"Wo ye shi wai guo ren" means "I am also a foreigner" in Chinese. The addition of "too" at the end doesn't have a specific meaning in Chinese and may have been added for emphasis or clarification in English.
You can say "别打扰我" (bié dǎ rǎo wǒ) in Mandarin Chinese to mean 'leave me alone'.
In Chinese, "lola" does not have a specific meaning. It is not a Chinese word and does not exist in the Chinese language.
Depending on what you are trying to say it can be different. 中国人 or zhong guo ren means a Chinese person. 中国的 or zhong guo de means originating from China. And finally, 中文 or zhong wen means Chinese the language.
The Chinese word for foreigner is "外国人" (wàiguórén).
Ren means louts or water Lilly
Woman/women.
If you mean "qing ren" as in " Qíng rén" then it is �人, which means "Pot Head".
ren mao
People in chinese is "人" (the pinyin for that is "ren")
it mean how many person live in your house
If what you mean by 'symbol' is referring to the Chinese Character, then 'people' can be translated as : 人 ren (2)--> person / people in general 人民 ren(2) min(2) --> the people (of a nation, country, citizens), general populace
It is pronounced "ren".
Ren (as in person) Nanren (as in male) 人 ren(2) 男人 nan(2) ren(2)
xue ren 雪人 in Chinese
仇人/敌人 chou ren / di ren
NV REN. in Pinyin.