English to Chinese

You can say "你好" (néih hóu) to say 'hi' or 'hello' in Chinese Cantonese.

In Chinese, "si si" can mean "silk and silk" referring to luxury goods, or it can also mean "silk thread" which is used in traditional Chinese embroidery. Its meaning can vary depending on the context or usage.

To say "push" in Mandarin, you would say "推 (tuī)".

你願意嫁給我嗎？(Nǐ yuàn yì jià gěi wǒ ma)

Literally: Are you willing to marry to me?

Lucia 露茜娅 (Lù xī yà)

Sadie can be written in Chinese as 萨迪 (Sàdí) or 莎迪 (Shādí).

In Mandarin Chinese, the word "blue" is pronounced as "lán" (蓝).

我是一个好孩子 Wǒ shì yī gè hǎo hái zi

孩子 can be used as either boy or child.

nan haizi

男孩子

nan 男 means male

haizi 孩子 means child

"Wo xi huan ni" is pronounced as "woh shee hwan nee," with emphasis on the last syllable "nee."

诚实的 [chéng shí de]

路易斯 is how you would write it.

Lù yì sī is how you would speak it!

你从哪里来的？

Nǐ cóng nǎlǐ lái de?

你 - You

从 - From

哪里 - Where

来的 - Come

In Mandarin, the phrase "有什么问题吗?" is commonly used to ask "What is wrong?" or "Is there a problem?" in a general sense.

There are several words with this pronunciation. Here I list the most probable ones. * angel; person of exceptional holiness * dessert; sweets * occasion and climatic factors that have decisive effect on the result

i dont learn chinese, so dont know how to say it, but this is how to type it in Chinese (Simplified) 自私

In Chinese, "ashiya" (阿斯哈) does not have a standard meaning. It may be a transliteration used for foreign names or terms. If you have a specific context or phrase in which "ashiya" is being used, please provide more information for a more accurate translation.

In Pinyin, the word "click" is pronounced as "diǎn jī".

The word that has been converted from Tamil to Chinese is "வணக்கம்" (vaṇakkam), which means "hello" or "welcome" in Tamil and is converted into Chinese as "你好" (nǐ hǎo).

你好想你，姐姐。(Nǐ hǎo xiǎng nǐ, jiějie.)

你的一天是如何？ (Pronounced: Nǐ de yītiān shì rúhé?)

口 is mouth.

(Yes. It actually is one big box.)

Kǒu

The word "lindie" does not have an exact equivalent in Chinese since it is a name. It can be transliterated using Chinese characters that sound similar to the pronunciation of "lindie" in English, such as 林迪 (lín dí) or 琳迪 (lín dí).

我不是個騙子 Wǒ bù shì gè piàn zi

Lady Hao is important because her tomb in China, dating back to the Shang Dynasty, contained valuable information about the religious and political practices of the time. Her tomb also contained a large number of bronze vessels, providing insights into the advanced metallurgical skills of the Shang Dynasty artisans. Additionally, the discovery of her tomb helped archaeologists better understand the social hierarchy and role of elite women in ancient Chinese society.