Chinese Translation Novels & Stories

I pointed out my finger and he looked at me confuse "What is it?" "Tell me the meaning of those words in our latern. It was japanese, or was it chinese?" I asked and I swear I'm curious. "你是我想有未来的女孩 (Nǐ shì wǒ xiǎng yǒu wèilái de nǚhái) , it means you are the girl that I want to have future with." He said and I looked at him "You're kidding." I laughed

I greeted him as well. "Qǐng jin lái (Please come in)," it said. I just smiled at him and I was already walking towards the vacant seat he said. I sat down and immediately a waitress approached my table. "Zhè shì càidān xiānshēng (Here's the menu sir)," he said as he handed me the menu book. "Xièxiè (Thank you)," I replied. Get the menu book here at once. I shop for what I eat, usually, these are the favorites to eat when I go to China, for some of my business ventures.

be clapping after someone perishes? How could he do such unthinkable idea! It's appalling! Windows are broken and some even fell, a furniture and inside walls of the study room were obliterated by bullets and arrows. With a mix of curiosity and caution, she asked, "Ni shi shei a?" which means "Who are you?" in Shanghainese dialect. The man chuckles softly, a hint of amusement dancing in his eyes. "Ai ya, wo qin ai de Sarah, ni xue hui le ni mama de Shanghaihua, tai lihai le," in English translation it means, "Ah, my dear Sarah, you've learned your mother's Shanghainese dialect. That's amazing!"

Tell Aunt Wu that I am sorry for letting her down. Goodbye forever. Chen Xiu.'

Wow… How many languages do they even know? I barely understand English properly… and a little Spanish. (He said he would think about your offer. You can now take your leave.) “Zhè shì yī bǐ jiàzhí shù bǎi wàn měiyuán de shēngyì, tā jìngrán yīnwèi zìjǐ de jìnǚ jiù tíqián jiéshù huìmiàn?!” One of the Chinese men spoke, his voice sharp, filled with anger that sliced through the room, and even without fully understanding, my body reacted instantly.

Candice, clutching her stomach, laughed. Rex realized his mistake and felt a bit embarrassed. "I mean, since you can’t figure it out, just don’t think about it. Jim always says there’s an old saying in China: ‘When the bridge is reached, the boat will be straight.’ That’s the meaning, right?" Candice: "…" Sophia: "…" Somehow, it didn’t sound too bad. "Ah, yes, that’s exactly what I meant," Candice nodded. Sophia chimed in, "That’s right. Rex is getting better at Chinese, impressive."

It seemed that Alexander was hurting her. Alexander turned away from me, looking at the other second man who had not said a word to him. "Zuó tiān de yào pǐn jiāo yì zěn me yàng?", he said. “Hēn hǎo”, the Chinese man responded.

Heat crept up my neck. I wasn’t prepared for this kind of attention. I cleared my throat slightly, straightening in my seat. I guess… I’m supposed to say something. “I—” I began, then paused, gathering my thoughts before continuing more confidently. “In Chinese culture, red is associated with luck and prosperity,” I said carefully. “Many people believe red brings good fortune.” I glanced at Mr. Chun to make sure I wasn’t saying anything wrong. He didn’t interrupt, so I kept going.

Qing Long : How about a flood? Ming Yue : That's basically the same!! Qing Long : Tch! too bad.. Ming Yue : ...... ----- Creation is hard, cheer me up! Like it ? Add to library！ Don't forget to give review and rates! (^o^)/

[我不想去 - Wǒ bùxiǎng qù] "我不想去 ... (I don't want to go...) Oh, Hyun Ki..." She took a deep breath, then exhaled. "Wǒ ài nǐ... (I love you....)" ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ This includes my favorite chapters, and sad chapters to come... Just wait :) [5. Stories of Covenants with the Devil that Happened in the World.]