English to Chinese

no. i'm chinese and there is no word that even comes CLOSE to kitty. devil is 魔鬼 mo gui. the word FOR cat is mao

In Chinese, the phrase "live every day like it is your last" can be translated as "活在当下，活在当下" (huó zài dāng xià, huó zài dāng xià). The literal translation of this phrase is "live in the moment, live in the moment," emphasizing the importance of living in the present and making the most of each day.

"Ni ye hen hao" is the Chinese phrase "你也很好". It is pronounced Ni3 ye3 hen3 hao3 in Hanyu Pinyin and Nii yee heen hao in GR romanization. Its meaning is "You are good as well" or "You are also good."

Oh, dude, "wo ye xi huan ni" means "I like you too" in English. It's like when you're texting your crush and they finally admit they like you back. So, yeah, it's basically the Chinese version of "I like you too." Cool, right?

Well, honey, in Cantonese, "hello" is simply "你好" (nei5 hou2). So go ahead and impress your friends with your newfound linguistic skills, darling.

"Ni shu shenme" is a phrase in Mandarin Chinese that translates to "What are you talking about?" or "What are you saying?" in English. The literal translation of each character is "you", "say" or "speak", and "what", respectively. It is commonly used in conversations to seek clarification or express confusion.

The construction of the Great Wall of China during the Ming Dynasty took place over approximately 200 years. The Ming Dynasty ruled from 1368 to 1644, and significant construction on the wall occurred primarily in the 15th and 16th centuries. The most well-preserved sections of the Great Wall, which we recognize today, were built during this period to defend against Mongol invasions.

跛足的 [bǒ zú de] Is literally "Lame" as in Handicapped, if you were looking for the colloquial use maybe you would be better off using "很衰" [hěn shuāi], used when describing a person.

Source: Studying Chinese for 3 years

dog in Chinese is 狗(gou3) or 犬(quan3), both of them have the same meaning.狗 usually used in spoken Chinese and 犬 usually used in written Chinese.

female dog

Cow in Chinese is 牛 (niú).

Rabbit in Chinese is 兔子 (tùzi).

A lion in Chinese is 狮子 (shīzi).

Traditional Chinese:月亮Simplified Chinese:月亮

The word "panther" in Chinese is 美洲豹 (měi zhōu bào), which directly translates to "American leopard."

The Chinese characters for werewolf are 狼人

In Chinese, cheetah is written as 猎豹 (lièbào) and pronounced as "lee-eh-bao".

2006 is the year of the Dog in the Chinese zodiac.

The animal for the Chinese year 2001 is the Snake. People born in 2001 are considered to be born in the Year of the Snake according to the Chinese zodiac.

simplified- hai tun

It is mainly year of the Pig, the earlier part of 1971 (January and perhaps include part of February) is still part of the year of the Dog because Chinese New Year follows the Lunar Calendar, not the solar or Gregorian Calendar.

The year of the Dog formed the bulk of the preceding year 1970.

Rabbit is written 兔子 or 兔 in Chinese. In Hanyu Pinyin, these are pronounced tu4zi and tu4. In GR romanization, they are pronounced tuhtz and tuh. 兔 is particularly significant this year as this year is the Year of the Rabbit in Chinese society.

In Chinese, the word for 'dog' is pronounced as "gǒu." The tone mark indicates the pitch of your voice while saying the word.

In 2010, the Chinese zodiac animal was the Tiger. People born in this year are said to be courageous, confident, and competitive.

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If you are born in January 1st to February, 3rd in the year of 1973, your animal is Rat.

If you are born AFTER February, 3rd to December, 31st in the year of 1973, your animal is Ox.

If you are born in February 3rd, 1973, your animal is Rat and Ox :)