Chinese languages

Hi Pravit, I know hundreds of Chinese people from nearby WenZhou and talk regularly with them. Here's what in the South of China is commonly mispelled: - 's' and 'sh' both sound as 's'; - 'z' and 'zh' both sound as 'z'; - 'c' and 'ch' both sound as 'c'; - retroflex final 'er' and retroflex endings s...

No rules about it, even if Chinese characters for surnames are often used - often, not always! That's why you can find different version of the same 'translated' English name - more than the obvious traditional and simplified versions. A longer explanation can be found at (once there click on one na...

It's quite common to find a request for 'I love you' in Chinese.

For the simplified and traditional Chinese sentence, its Mandarin pronunciation and the meaning of each character go to (it's free):

www.wearyourchinesename.com

I wish it helps

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replay to Waerdisi: no rules about it, even if Chinese characters for surnames are often used - often, not always! That's why you can find different version of the same 'translated' English name - more than the obvious traditional and simplified versions. A good explanation can be found at (once the...