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English Common Expressions

How To Say It In Chinese?

Orna TaubSeries: English Common Expressions
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Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

This textbook is the first part of my first Ebook about English expressions - how to say them in Chinese. As we know, many expressions are universal and exist in many languages. Every language uses its own metaphors and its own method to describe them. English contains many commonly used expressions to express many ideas and contents. The parallel Chinese expression are generally (but not totally) not derived by literal translation word by word. In this second part there are the more commonly used English expressions and they way they are Expressed in Chinese. The English expressions are exhibited in alphabet order and are followed By pinyin in addition to the Chinese characters.

Related Subjects

  • Chinese
  • Language Study
  • Adult Nonfiction

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  • SeriesEnglish Common Expressions #1

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