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How do you write 'angel' in Chinese?
The Chinese spelling for 'angel' is 天使. The Pinyin is tian1 shi3 You can also use the transliteration of "angel" in Chinese which is 安琪儿, the pinyin is an1 qi2 er3, it is usually used as a term of endearment in Chinese, especially used for girls.
How did tall ships communicate?
At distance they would run up a set of flags - each sequence means a term of statement
What is meant the term blood and iron?
It means if you eat your veggies you will be so strong you'll bleed out iron.... ancient Chinese saying to get there kids to eat vaggies.
Who used Chinese noodles?
Chinese people eat Chinese nodles
Is Terra Chinese or Japanese?
chinese
How tall is a Chinese Crested?
A Chinese Crested can be 23 - 33 cm tall.
When was A Chinese Tall Story created?
A Chinese Tall Story was created on 2005-12-22.
What is the Chinese term for grand Chinese lunch?
There is no counterpart in Chinese for that term. Big meal can be held any time and not necessarily noon time.Hence there is no such term of grand lunch. But there is a term in Chinese that means grand meal:宴席,yanxi
How tall do Chinese get?
The height for a typical Chinese woman is 5'3 to 5'8.
How tall is a Chinese?
height varies
How tall is Chinese president Hu Jintao?
very tall,1.79
How do you say tall in Chinese?
gāo 高
What is the in Chinese?
The definite article 'the ' is not used in Chinese. The woman is very tall Nuren hen gao ( literally , woman very tall ) however you can say this ( that ) woman is very tall zhe ( na ) ge nuren hen gao
How do you write friend in Chinese?
The most commonly used Chinese term for friend is 朋友.
How tall the average Chinese male?
The average Chinese male normally gets to be about 5"5 to 5"11
How tall is the average Chinese male?
The average Chinese male normally gets to be about 5"5 to 5"11
Where does the term Kung Fu come from?
The term kung fu is Chinese term referring to any practice, learning or study that require patience, time to complete, and energy. Its often used in the West to refer to Chinese martial arts.
