How do you say Chinese in English?

The English translation of language is Chinese, and its phonetic symbol is English [?t?a?ni：z] or American [t?a?niz, -?nis]. It can be used as a noun and adjective. ?

Chinese

n. Chinese; Chinese; Chinese; Chinese

adj. Chinese; Chinese; Chinese; Chinese

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Related phrases:

1. Chinese Taipei? Chinese Taipei; Chinese Taipei; Chinese Taipei team; Taiwan

2. Chinese Literature? Chinese literature; Chinese language and literature; Chinese literature; Chinese literature

3. Chinese calendar? Lunar calendar; Traditional Chinese calendar; Lunar calendar; Chinese lunar calendar

4. Chinese Food? Chinese food; Chinese food; Chinese food; Chinese food

5. Chinese School? Chinese School; Chinese School; Chinese School; Chinese School

6. Classical Chinese? Classical Chinese; Classical Chinese; Ancient Chinese; Mingde Gewu extended information

How to use Chinese:

1. When Chinese is used as a noun, it means Chinese and Chinese, such as:

1. The Chinese eat with chopsticks.

Chinese people eat with chopsticks.

2. Remember you are a Chinese wherever you go.

No matter where you go, remember you are a Chinese.

3. My native language is Chinese.

My native language is Chinese.

2. When Chinese is used as an adjective, it means Chinese and Chinese, such as:

1. He speaks English with a Chinese accent.

He speaks English with a Chinese accent.

2. This is the oldest Chinese manuscript in existence.

This is the oldest Chinese manuscript in existence.