warrior= 战士 (zhan4 shi4)
The term "bushi" in Chinese can have different meanings depending on the context. It can refer to a military officer or warrior in ancient China, similar to a samurai in Japan. It can also mean "unsuccessful" or "not up to standard" in a more contemporary sense. Additionally, "bushi" can be used as a negation word, equivalent to "not" or "don't."
The Native American warrior fought to keep his homeland. Odysseus was a warrior in Greek mythology.
The Wounded Warrior project was formed in 2003.
what warrior fights on stage two of babidis spaceship on dbz
Warrior: oquichtin
The samurai is a Japanese warrior, not Chinese.
If one wants to translate something from the Chinese language, they can go to Google translate
translate what?
I am not sure it has a Chinese meaning,but in Irish it means 'Warrior Or Warrior-Woman'.
战士, 武士, and 勇士 are Chinese words for warrior.
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In Chinese, Scholar Warrior would be translated as "文武士" (Wénwǔshì).
One way to translate Chinese to English is to use Google Translate. To do this, simply go to Google Translate and type what is wanted to be translated between the two languages.
You translate it from English into Chinese.
In Irish it's "gaiscíoch".
The samurai is a traditional warrior class in Japanese culture, not in Chinese culture.
Same to you would translate in Chinese to 'Tóng'.