English to Chinese

In Mandarin, "stop here" is translated as "停在这里" (Tíng zài zhèlǐ).

In Mandarin Chinese, you can say "你好吗?" (nǐ hǎo ma) to ask "How are you?"

You can say "我明白" (wǒ míngbái) in Chinese to convey "I understand."

Well, Ni Hao means hello, so, after someone says hello, you should say "Ni hao ma" In other words, "How are you?"

你好! ni(3) hao(3) also means "How are you!" but in statement form, not as a question which is 你好吗? "How are you?"

Your answer would be along the lines of 我很好! wo(3) hen(2) hao(3), lit. 'I am fine!'.

You can end off with 谢谢 xie(4) xie(4) meaning 'Thank you' if you like.

In Traditional Chinese, "pot sticker" is 鍋貼. In simplified Chinese, this is 锅贴. This is pronounced "guo1tie1" in Hanyu Pinyin and "guotie" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh. The English "pot sticker" is a literal translation of this word, as 鍋 means pot and 貼 means to stick.

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There are three words in Mandarin

话 huà - meaning dialect, language, spoken words, word, speech, talk, etc.

文 wén - language, culture, writing

yǔ 语 - dialect language speech

You can say for example:

Zhong Wen - Chinese language

Han Yu - Mandarin language (language of the Han people)

Pu tong hua - Mandarin

Zhong guo hua - Chinese language/Chinese words

In Mandarin Chinese, "seven" is pronounced as "qī" (七).

China, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia.

Mandarin is spoken in several places but China is where it is the most common. They also speak Cantonese and several other dialects of Mandarin and other languages.

Lorraine in Chinese is spelled as 萝莲 (luó lián), which is a phonetic translation of the name.

Nine in Mandarin is 九 (jiǔ).

To say "lin guo chu" in Chinese, you would say "琳果初" which is pronounced as "Lin Guo Chu" in pinyin.

In Chinese, the name Julie can be spelled as 朱莉 (zhū lì).

In Cantonese, boots are called 靴 (fo2).

Traditional Chinese values include respect for elders, emphasis on family and filial piety, harmony and balance, humility, thriftiness, and a strong sense of community and collectivism. These values often stem from Confucian teachings and have been influential in shaping Chinese culture and society.

Incarnation of the Dragon

大头 How to write it! Dàtóu How to say it!

Also, to say "You have a big head"-

你有一个大脑袋 How to write it! Nǐ yǒu yīgè dà nǎodai!

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Hope this helps!

"in" in Chinese is "在" for example"in the park" is "在公园里"

"Go away" in Traditional Chinese is "走開." In simplified Chinese, this is 走开. It is pronounced "zou3kai1" in Hanyu Pinyin and "tzooukai" in GR romanization.

purse your lips and while drawing in a deep breath, "PIT-ooh-ee." I'm just positive that's right.

You can say "I am" in Mandarin as "我是 (wǒ shì)."

It sounds like "Jang" at first, but the "J" sound is made by keeping your tongue loose in the front of your mouth while the "Zh" sound is made by curling your tongue so that the tip touches the middle of the roof of your mouth.

After you curl your tongue, keep your teeth together and try saying "Jang" again and it will give you the "Zh" sound.

不(bù)高(gāo)兴(xìng) because 高(gāo)兴(xìng) means happy

In Mandarin, "fine" can be translated as "好" (hǎo), which means good or well.

The tone mark for "peng you" is a falling-rising tone, which is denoted by the tone mark ¯ˇ.