How to transliterate and pronounce English letters in Chinese?
2015年1月7日 · Some Chinese without enough exposure to English pronunciations cannot properly identify the letters as pronounced in English. Also, learning more common Chinese transliteration of these letters is important when listening, because Chinese in China and Taiwan most often use these instead of the proper English pronunciations when referring to ...
What is the Chinese Homophonic Group?
If, by "Chinese letters", you are referring to the letters used in Pinyin (or any Romanization system for a Chinese dialect), then all homophones are spelled the same, and your method of cancelling out identical letters in homophones will not work, since all …
Which word processors and websites support vertical writing of …
2020年5月4日 · Relevant SE questions: Vertical Chinese text with XeTeX (at TeX.SE) and Plain text editor that supports vertical text (for Chinese, Japanese, etc) (at SoftwareRecs.SE). – Becky 李蓓 ♦ Commented May 4, 2020 at 3:11
How do you say or write love yourself in Chinese?
2019年3月12日 · The most appropriate translation of 'love yourself' in Chinese is 知足. 知 is 知道 means 'know', and 足 is 足够 means 'sufficient'. 知足 means you enjoy your current life, love what you have and satisfied. It holds an idea of ancient Chinese philosophy which is …
mandarin - Letters for chinese wedding invitation - Chinese …
2014年5月10日 · I'm looking for the (traditional) Chinese letters for 'he fu tong qing' (pin yin transcription), which should mean something like 'the whole family invited' in the context of a wedding invitation.
Chinese words with non-Chinese letters / characters?
2019年5月14日 · Some Chinese words mix Roman letters and Chinese characters. For example: AA制, meaning to split the bill evenly (or "go dutch" as that's often called in English). N次方根, meaning "nth root" (i.e., including square roots, cube roots, etc. as special cases). Are there other examples of Chinese words that mix scripts like this?
Why does the Chinese language have so many characters?
2021年2月1日 · Chinese may have many characters, but many are not in use such as some 甲骨文 and such. Many (pretty much all) Chinese characters are from drawings, with the exception of new ones such as 'biang' . Your average Chinese adult that graduated college only needs to know around ~3000 and experts know ~5000 or ~7000 if you are really good.
expressions - Informal ways of beginning/ending an e-mail
In Chinese culture, politeness is never too much only except for between really intimate friends or lovers. Especially when getting along with an elderly person, it's a good idea to keep being formal and polite until you're completely certain that it's not necessary. This link explains the conventions very well. To cite the essence of it,
Where can I find a list of commonly mistaken characters?
I started a web site to collect and help differentiate similar-looking Chinese characters: HorizontalHanzi.com. You can either search for a character to view a list of similar ones (e.g. search for 主 and get 王, 玉, 壬) or just browse the database.
vocabulary - Proper letter writing etiquette - Chinese Language …
Are Chinese letter structures [eg. Name, Address, Date, Recipient, Body, Closing] much the same as English letters? This is the basic letter structure in Chinese: Recipient Body Closing Name Date Address; 3.It is ok to end your letter like that. You could get more information about write Chinese letter here: Chinese letter etiquette