English to Chinese

Lotus in Cantonese is 蓮花 (lin4 faa1).

There are several Chinese languages, the main ones being Mandarin, Cantonese, and Hokkien. These languages are mutually unintelligible and have their own distinct characteristics in terms of pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.

你前不久很忙吗? [nǐ qián bù jiǔ hén máng mā]

You can write this name in Chinese as 切瑞 [qiē ruì].

It's the Cantonese pronunciation of the word 你好 [nǐ hǎo], the meaning is hello in English.

I agree with the second answer, here, I want to add several points, "二(èr)" and "两(liǎnɡ)" are both numeral words, but their usages are not the same.

1. In the end of multi-digit, "二(èr)" is only used. For example: "七十二个" can be pronounced "qīshí'èr ɡè" but not 七十两个(qīshí liǎnɡ ɡè).

2. In the middle of a multi-digit, "二(èr)" is only used. For example: "八百二十八" can be pronounced "bābǎi èrshíbā" but not "bābǎi liǎnɡ shí bā."

3.Both "二(èr)" and "两(liǎnɡ)" can be used at the beginning of a multi-digit, Such as ＂二百(èrbǎi)＂also can be pronounced as ＂两百(liǎnɡbǎi).＂

4.There are some differences when they are used with measure words, "两(liǎnɡ)" can be used with　个(ɡè ,),把(bǎ),块(kuài,),棵(, kē,),只(zhī),条(tiáo) and so on, but "二(èr)" can't be used with them, For example: ＂两个(liǎnɡ ɡè)＂＂两条(liǎnɡ tiáo).＂Both "二(èr)" and "两(liǎnɡ)" can be used with斤(jīn), 里(lǐ), 尺(chǐ) and吨(dūn), such as两斤(liǎngjīng) also can be pronounced as二斤(èrjīng).

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已经有很长时间了 [yǐ jīng yǒu hěn cháng shí jiān le]

To say "I speak Chinese" (in Mandarin) you say: Wo(3) hui(4) shuo(1) Zhong(1)wen(2). 我会说中文.

To say "You speak Chinese" you say: Ni(3) hui(4) shuo(1) Zhong(1)wen(2). 你会说中文.

You can replace "Zhong wen 中文" with "Zhong guo hua 中国话", or even "Pǔtōnghuà 普通话" if you want, they both mean Chinese.

普通话 = Literally means "common language" but Chinese people use this to refer to Mandarin.

The word "rascal" in Chinese can be translated as "顽童 (wán tóng)."

"Chung" in Chinese can refer to several different characters with various meanings depending on the context. Some common meanings include loyalty, faithfulness, or loyalty. It can also be part of compound words that carry different meanings.

In Mandarin Chinese, "kiss me" can be translated as "吻我" (wěn wǒ).

Secondly is the correct spelling.

In Chinese, "we" is translated as "我们" (wǒmen).

If u speak Chinese then u should know ;) It's 我说中国文 Wǒ shuō zhōngwen (there's another one but I can figure out how to write characters on my iPad, I'm cutting and pasting, don't worry there are correct) (pronounced woo shoo jong wen) and u say it as the little tones above the word)

In Chinese, you can say "听起来不错" (tīng qǐ lái bùcuò) to mean "sounds good."

Guofeng (Gwo-fung), Hengbei (Heng-bay), Qiuhua (Chu-hwah), Lingjia (Ling-jyah), Fangyan (Fahng-yahn).

In Chinese, "French" is translated as "法国 fǎguó" or "法文 fǎwén".

The jyutping for 'Black boy' in Cantonese is 'Hak zai,' but if you can't read jyutping, you pronounce it like 'Huck Jai.'

"Hop" in Chinese can be translated as 跳 (tiào), which means to jump or to hop.

You can not.

English is a entirely different language from Chinese.

It either English or Chinese must be translated to be understood by the speaker of another language.

The current design features the portrait of Mao Zedong, the founding father of the People's Republic of China.

Tong is the pinyin style of Chinese words, but for spelling ,there may be thousands of that. So I am not sure about which one is exact you mean.

Try to spell it out and I can give you specific definitions.

"Chong" in Chinese can mean "repeat," "replenish," or "pour." This word has different meanings depending on the context in which it is used.

China currently has the second largest economy in the world. To take advantage of this huge economic shift and opportunities, learning to speak Chinese is a great way to give your children an advantage in the increasingly competitive business world. Between equal foreign competitors courting a Chinese company, who will the company choose to associate with: a Chinese-speaking foreigner or a foreigner with a translator?

China has become the factory of the world and is moving up the technology food chain. China is a huge export market for the US. 1/5th of the world's population lives in China. Overseas Chinese dominate the economies of many countries in Asia, and speaking Mandarin gives you an edge in doing business with them. Over 16,000 US companies sell products in China. Trade is not only from China to the US, but also the other way. The world is becoming a global economy. Learning Chinese gives you the opportunity to take advantage of this change. It's a great ice breaker when working with people from China if you can say a few words in Chinese. This helps especially when dealing with business people on the other side of the world via conference call.

Chinese has become very useful in government. The Austrian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd is fluent in Mandarin Chinese. The US Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geitner studied Chinese and attended Beijing University. The former Utah Governor, now Ambassador to China, Jon Huntsman is fluent in Chinese (he learned it as a missionary in Taiwan and has an adopted child from China).

Chinese culture is over 5000 years old. By learning the Chinese Language, you will learn another culture. Learning a language gives you a better understanding through the grammar and even how the words are derived of the culture behind them. There is a lot of Chinese Poetry that lose some meaning when translated.

Learning another language gives you another viewpoint. When a child uses a word, this word also triggers associations in the brain, brought about by the other languages the child knows. Maybe this is why it seems people who know languages seem smarter. The numerous mental associations playing in their brain, opens new ideas. It also helps as people age. I once had a fun talk with a programmer explaining how learning a new computer language helped keep his mind fresh. At the very least, it will help you when ordering Chinese food.

Learning Chinese will give a student a competitive advantage. Chinese is the fastest growing Foreign Language being taught in US schools. Students can get higher grades in when they take Chinese subjects in school because they started early at home.

Mandarin Chinese is the most taught foreign language after English in Japan. If the Japanese are learning it, shouldn't people in the US? Mandarin Chinese is the most used language on the Internet. Family and Community - If you have relatives who don't speak English, but only Chinese, it's so great to be able to speak with them in Chinese. If you also live within a Chinese community, it's nice to be able to relate to neighbors and friends speaking their language. There are big Chinese communities all over the world. Whether for business or to establish personal ties, knowing the language is not only useful, but endears you to people you want to connect to.