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The Korean translation of the Chinese name was Yeong-yang.
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Translated in classical Chinese: Hu Hu.
Thank you Here's the translation of your question into English and its corresponding translation into Chinese: Chinese: Have I read any good books recently? Have I seen any good books recently? Chinese: What movies have I watched recently? Have I seen any movies recently? Which singers have I heard of recently? Have I heard any singers recently? Chinese: What delicacies have I eaten recently? Have I eaten any delicious food recently? I hope that the translation will be helpful!
Dear user, I'm happy to help you. Please translate the Korean name "" into Chinese. The Chinese translation of "" was "Ou Zheou". I hope my answer is helpful to you. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask me at any time.
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Please translate the following into English: Please translate, thank you! Please translate, thank you! is a Chinese sentence that contains a request for people to translate something into English
I am not a talent in translating classical Chinese, but I can provide you with some common translation skills and methods so that you can better understand and use classical Chinese. 1. Understand the basic grammar and structure of classical Chinese, such as the usage and changes of terms, verb, adjectives, etc. in classical Chinese. 2. Familiar with the commonly used classical Chinese vocabulary and expressions such as respect, modesty, euphemism, etc. 3. Pay attention to the difference between the expression and tone of classical Chinese and modern Chinese. The following is the translation of a few classical Chinese sentences: May I ask your name? (May I ask your name?) On a certain day of a certain year, a certain month, a certain gentleman will give you a gift at a certain pavilion, okay? (On a certain day of a certain year, a certain month, a certain gentleman will give you a gift at a certain place, a certain pavilion, okay?) Even if I knew, I wouldn't dare to forget. (Even if I knew, I wouldn't dare to forget.) The rise and fall of the world is the responsibility of every man. (Everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world.) I wish you health and peace with pen and paper. (Here is a pen and paper to wish you good health and peace.)
The Chinese translation of Maugham's Taipan was called The Moon and Sixpence.
Chinese Name: Zhang Haotian Korean Name: Zhang Haozhen