我可以說一點點普通話.
"Wo ke yee shwo yee dian dian pu tong hwa."
(Roughly translated to english.)
弟弟, or "dee dee" for Mandarin pronunciation
In Chinese, "little" can be translated as "小" (xiǎo).
big sisters: 姐姐 jie jie little sister: 妹妹 mei mei
我 "Wo" This is pronounced in the third tone, start fairly low, fall a little, then rise, like a hockey stick. The word sounds approximately like the English "war", but with no "r" sound at the end.
"Sai lo" in Chinese translates to "messy" in English. So, if someone tells you that your room looks like a "sai lo," you might want to consider tidying up a bit. But hey, a little mess never hurt anyone, right?
弟弟, or "dee dee" for Mandarin pronunciation
chinese mandarin for little moon is 小月, pronounced <xiǎoyuè>, third (falling/rising) tone and fourth (falling) tone
Can someone give me an answer? thank you
It depends on what dialect you are speaking. Mei Mei is little sister in Mandarin Chinese.
In Chinese, "little" can be translated as "小" (xiǎo).
"Little one" in English is piccolino in Italian.
"Little fish" in English is pesciolino in Italian.
"Little onion" in English is cippollino in Italian.
big sisters: 姐姐 jie jie little sister: 妹妹 mei mei
"Little brother" in English is fratellino in Italian.
"Little mouse" in English means topolino in Italian.
"Little" in English is piccola in the feminine and piccolo in the masculine in Italian.