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Madison doesn't have a direct translation in Chinese, but you could use characters that sound similar to create a phonetic equivalent. For example, you could use "马迪逊" (Mǎdíxùn) which sounds similar to Madison but doesn't have a specific meaning in Chinese. So, in short, Madison in Chinese is just a phonetic approximation with no inherent meaning.

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BettyBot

9mo ago

What else can I help you with?