Chinese Endearments Romane & Geschichten

Gayle, who had been leaning into my side, snaked her arms around my waist from behind, resting her chin on my shoulder. “Oh, this is going to be good,” she purred, her fingers occasionally brushing against the hard planes of my abs through my shirt. A smile spread across my face. This was easy, comfortable territory. This was me. “Oh, that’s fun!” I leaned forward slightly, warming to the topic. “Let’s see. In Japanese, it’s ‘Aishiteru’ (愛してる).” I pronounced it carefully, with a slight bow of my head. “In Mandarin, ‘Wǒ ài nǐ’ (我爱你).” I articulated the tones distinctly. “French, ‘Je t’aime.’ Spanish, ‘Te amo.’ German, ‘Ich liebe dich.’ Italian, ‘Ti amo.’ Korean, ‘Saranghae.’ Portuguese, ‘Eu t

Gu Mocheng looked at Jian Jianan's sleeping face and was very pleased, but his expression changed ever so slightly when she remembered the phone call he just received… In fact, Gu Mocheng went to Ye Xiao's banquet not just to accompany Gu Lingshan—he wanted to figure out what Ye Xiao was secretly plotting… Translator’s note: [1] It is worth pointing out that the term used here was 撒狗粮, a popular term often used in the web. The phrase translates literally to ‘scattering dog food’, but it is used as a kind of metaphor to describe couples showing their affection publicly. The origin of this phrase lies in two other phrases: 单身狗 (literally ‘single dogs’; used to describe those not in a relations

The room seemed to fade away, leaving only the symphony of their mingling breaths and the warmth of their shared presence. Chai leaned in, his lips a breath away from Mei's, and whispered words of endearment that lingered like sweet melodies in the air. His voice, a soft murmur, carried the weight of his devotion, echoing the depths of his affection for her. Mei's heart swelled, overwhelmed by the tenderness behind his words, as she reveled in the knowledge that she was cherished beyond measure.

Apart from a bruised elbow, nothing seemed off about her appearance. Despite how noisy the air was, standing before her made me feel like no one else was in the room. She finally opened her mouth to speak. “Hmm... Hi Stranger, I'm Wu Lian. I'm called Lian because of my cute face. So my friends call me Lian'er. What are you called?” (Most Chinese youngsters have “'er” added to their personal names. Lian is the Chinese word for face.) I told her. “Hmm... Nice to meet you, Steph. Different race, different beauties!” she declared with a smile that could charm just about any boy.

-- (1) WuYou 无忧, means "Without worry" (2) Chuntao 春桃, means "Spring peach"

He replied in fact. "Let me explain. In China, when there is confidence and intimacy between two people, it is widespread to refer to each other as brother or sister. So, to give you an example, you, as my best friend, and being slightly younger than me, could call me jiejie." Claire said, smiling at her friend. "I like that! I'll call you that from now on." Margaret decreed after thinking about it for a moment. "But Claire isn't Shèngli's girlfriend yet, at least not officially." The girl added.

Try to eat and then sleep. A Chinese girl placed the tray on the table and bowed her head respectfully. “Thanks, Ah,” said the supervisor. The girl smiled and left without making a sound. — What did you call the girl?! Diana asked, intrigued. — "Ah". Most servant girls or maids are called "'Ah". It's kind of a title. In Cantonese there is no word for this, the closest term is " Gung-yan " but they find it offensive. "Ah" is a kinder way of referring to them. The supervisor smiled and patted Diana on the arm. - With time you get used to it and you won't find it so strange anymore. I know you'll do well here, I can feel it. Forget Dr. Jonathan. I know him well. This is just a facade.

They were pronounced as Husband and Wife under the law of China. She playfully pointed at his photo and commented, "Lu Sheng, look at you! You are still donning that stone face of yours even in your marriage day!" His eyebrows knitted together as he replied, "I will smile till the camera goes blind while posing for the wedding photos with you. As for now..." He pulled her in his arms and asked seductively, "Wifey, don't you think you should change the way you address me!" Qin Yue understood what he meant and she couldn't help but get her cheeks rosen up. She shyly hid her face and looking at him called him out, "Hubby!" Lu Sheng blushed, the word 'hubby' seemed extra melodious when she spell

She looks so cute. "Here." I hand her the plastic bag of yogurt. Her eyes widened in surprised and she looks so happy. Atleast her smile makes me happy as well. "Xie Xie, wo de nan peng you. Ni shi zhen de tai hao le. Wo ai ni! ( Thank you, my boyfriend. You're so great. I love you! - chinese)" I furrowed my eyebrows after hearing her speak Chinese. Since when did she learn that? She just laughed at me. "It means, thank you, my boyfriend. You're so great and I love you." Ohh, is that it? I smiled after knowing the meaning of her words.

The sound of his voice sent tingles all over her body! “Let go of me…” Gu Xi drew her neck in and avoided his burning gaze. Xing Beiyan suddenly dipped his head and whispered into her ears, “Call me ‘darling’.” “What?” His hushed voice nearly drove Gu Xi insane, so she could barely focus and make sense of his words. “Say ‘darling’ and I’ll let go of you…”