English to Chinese

The Chinese government endorsed the pinyin system of writing to promote literacy, facilitate communication, and standardize romanization of Chinese characters. Pinyin helps with pronunciation, especially for non-native speakers, and is widely used in education, technology, and international communication.

In Chinese, "xie" (谢) pronounced similar to "sheh," has a neutral tone. This means it is pronounced with a steady and unchanging pitch.

请查看附件。

Xie xie is Mandarin Chinese for "thank you."

The carp in the excerpt likely symbolizes the themes of luck, perseverance, and success in Chinese culture. These qualities could be attributed to the character or situation being described in the story, highlighting the significance of the carp as a symbol of these qualities.

你好, 我叫Haley。 (Nǐ hǎo, wǒ jiào Haley)

The Chinese name Hui (慧) means "wisdom" or "intelligence." It is a common character used in names to reflect qualities such as understanding and enlightenment.

The Chinese empress known as the lady of Si-ling was known for starting the cultivation of the silkworm in 2640 B.C.E.

The Chinese government uses the pinyin system of writing to promote literacy and improve communication within China and internationally. Pinyin provides a standardized way to represent the sounds of Mandarin Chinese using the Roman alphabet, making it easier for people to learn the language and input Chinese characters on computers and devices.

你什么时候能再见到你？ (Nǐ shénme shíhòu néng zàijiàndào nǐ?)

This is how you spell settings in chinese: 設置

This is from English to Chinese (Traditional) translation.

Hope you fell happy!

"Hyung" is a Korean term used by males to address or refer to an older male, such as an older brother, friend, or colleague. It is a term of respect and can also be used to indicate a close relationship.

"Fook hing" does not have a standard meaning in Chinese. It might be a transliteration of a Chinese phrase or name, but without context it is difficult to determine its exact meaning.

Mei Lin is probably referring to a name:

美林 (Měi lín) - Merrill in (Merrill Lynch)

梅林 (Méi lín) - Merlin

In Chinese, Scholar Warrior would be translated as "文武士" (Wénwǔshì).

It is pronounced as "CHYEN-tahng" with emphasis on the first syllable.

The princess speaks Chinese in China, where Chinese is a widely spoken language.

This Japanese sentence does not make sense in English. It appears to be a string of words that do not form a coherent phrase or sentence in English.

中国 [zhōng guó]

middle - 中; country - 国

Vivian is written as 维维安 in simplified Chinese characters.

Chien-Shiung is a Chinese name that consists of two parts. "Chien" means "building" or "establishing," while "Shiung" is a less common name component. Together, the name Chien-Shiung does not have a specific meaning or translation in Chinese.

To say "stand up" in Mandarin, you can say "站起来" (zhànqǐlái).

Traditional script (in Hong Kong and Taiwan [ROC]): 我不會說中文

Simplified script (in mainland China [PRC]): 我不会说中文

Pronunciation (in pinyin): wǒ bù​huìshuō zhōng​wén

In Mandarin, the name Stephen is written as 史蒂芬 (Shǐdìfēn) or 斯蒂芬 (Sīdìfēn).

"American Born Chinese" features three main characters: Jin Wang, Chin-Kee, and the Monkey King. Jin struggles with his Chinese-American identity, Chin-Kee embodies negative stereotypes, and the Monkey King seeks acceptance. The characters' stories intersect to explore themes of cultural identity and self-acceptance.