English to Chinese

我是一個中國 in Chinese traditional way

我是一个中国 is simplifiedway HAVE FUN and it is (wao ai choun guo yun)

"Do you understand what I'm saying?" In Traditional Chinese is "你懂我說的話嗎？" In Simplified Chinese, this is "你懂我说的话吗?" This is pronounced "Ni3 dong3 wo3 shuo1 de hua4 ma" in Hanyu Pinyin and "Nii doong woo shuo.de huah .ma?" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh. Here's a breakdown:

你 - you

懂 - understand

我 - I

說的話 - things that have been said

嗎 - indicates that this sentence is a question, not a statement

In Chinese, the name "Ritu" could be written as 瑞图.

"Jia" in Mandarin Chinese means "home" or "family".

"Sun" corresponds to a dozen of Chinese characters, for instance, "孙"、"损"、"笋"， and so do the others; therefore, your question is virtually unanswerable. Yet if "Sun" appears as a family name, most likely it represents "孙"， meaning "grandson".

In Traditional Chinese, I want to meet you is "我想要認識你." In Simplified Chinese, this is 我想要认识你. In Hanyu Pinyin, this is pronounced "Wo3 xiang3yao4 ren4shi4 ni3." In GR romanization this is pronounced "Woo sheangyaw rennshyh nii."

The translation for Jonathan is Wéi Qiàng sēn. Qiang sen is strong forest :)

"Wo ye shi wai guo ren" means "I am also a foreigner" in Chinese. The addition of "too" at the end doesn't have a specific meaning in Chinese and may have been added for emphasis or clarification in English.

Qomolangma is the Tibetan name for Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world. In English, Qomolangma is commonly translated as "Mother Goddess of the Earth."

It should be :

wǒ zài xué xiào xué xí zhōng wén

我 在 学 校 学 习 中 文

I am a Chinese teacher from China, welcome to ask me more questions at emilyxu135@gmail.com

'Is Mr. Wang Chinese' in written Chinese is '王先生是中国人吗?'. In pinyin it is 'Wang xian sheng shi zhong guo ren ma'.

An alternative is 王先生是不是中国人? or 'Wang xian sheng shi bu shi zhong guo ren'

Broken down the translation is as follows:

王先生 (Wang xian sheng) Mr. Wang

是 (shi) is

不是 (bu shi) is not

中国 (zhong guo) China

人 (ren) person

吗 (ma) is added to the end of a comment to turn it into a question.

Kelsey in Cantonese is pronounced as "卡爾斯利" (kaa1 ji5 si1 lei6).

Chinese: 我现在做功课, 不过我不想做。

Pinyin: wǒ xiàn zài zuò gōng kè, bú guò wǒ bù xiǎng zuò

English: I'm doing homework now, but I'm not willing to do it.

represent means daibiao so in the form with the tense representing you should say zai daibiao

代表 is daibiao and 在代表 is zai daibiao

de(2 tone) ke(4 tone) sa(4tone) si(1tone)

In Mandarin Chinese, you can say "你先走" (nǐ xiān zǒu) which translates to "you go first."

I think it's zhongwen with first tone(-) over o and second tone (/) over e. (slash and dash used to represent tones.)

You mean how to say "how much" in Mandarin? If so, it means"多少".

If you're going to say your name, like my name is luke.. you're going to say wo de jiao shi (you're last name first then first name) xiaojie if you are a girl and xiaocheng or xiancheng if you are a boy and taitai if you are mrs. hope this helps!

The Republic of Taiwan (also known as Taiwan), unlike the People's Republic of China (commonly known as China), uses Traditional Chinese characters, not Simplified Characters. However, Taiwanese is not traditional characters. Taiwanese is another name for a language called "Hokkien" that is a dialect of Chinese. Hokkien is spoken in Taiwan, parts of China (primarily Fujian) and in other small communities of Chinese around the world (for example, you can sometimes find Hokkien speakers in American Chinatowns because they or their ancestors emigrated from Taiwan or Fujian). Some words are pronounced very similarly in Taiwanese/Hokkien as they are in Mandarin (the most common dialect of Chinese, which is commonly known in the West simply as Chinese), but most are pronounced very differently, and someone who only spoke Mandarin and someone who only spoke Hokkien would probably not be able to communicate with each other very well.

Do you mean the grasshopper that is green?

"grasshopper" in Chinese is pronounced as "zha meng",written as "蚱蜢".

It Means;

It's lost it's way,,,,, you left the door open,,,,, It had happened to jump onto you and you had walked in with it... But to sum up it means you will have to be extreemly carefull and put it back outside, there is nothing in your house it could live on and will die of starvation. so carefully (I say carefull because its fine legs can be broken just by touching them)get it to jump into a container, and take it outside.

Barrie

I see.It commonly called "蚂蚱"(pronounced as "mà zha") or "蚱蜢"pronounced as "Zhà Měnɡ ") ，and scientific name is "蝗虫"（ pronounced as "huáng chóng"）.

Chinese writing is composed of characters that can be logographic, representing a word or morpheme. Each character is typically made up of strokes, arranged in a square block. The writing can be composed of simplified or traditional characters, with simplified characters being more streamlined and modern in appearance compared to their traditional counterparts.

You can say "我说中文不好" (wǒ shuō zhōngwén bù hǎo) which means "I am bad at speaking Chinese".