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Chinese borrows from neighbors and far-off kitchens alike. Beyond English/French/Spanish, everyday Traditional Chinese is sprinkled with Japanese, Korean, Southeast/South Asian, […]

From bakeries and cocktail menus to dance studios and football chatter, Spanish slips into Traditional Chinese more often than you’d

From bakeries and cocktail menus to dance studios and football chatter, Spanish slips into Traditional Chinese more often than you’d

English sneaks into everyday Traditional Chinese on menus, in shops, in tech, and all over social media. This guide rounds

French sneaks into Traditional Chinese through bakeries, fashion houses, ballet studios, and wine lists. This guide rounds up high-yield French

Business calls in Mandarin don’t need drama—just clean openings, clear requests, and polite closings. This guide gives ready-to-use lines in

House party in Taipei or rooftop in Tainan, party talk in Traditional Chinese runs on friendly slang, quick compliments, and

From sushi counters to Taiwanese night markets, fish words pop up everywhere—and many sound nothing like English. This guide gives

Office Chinese is a whole dialect: polite hedges, playful sarcasm, and metaphors sharp enough to cut a meeting short. This

From A-line classics to wrap-dress wizardry, this guide gives you the most useful Traditional Chinese terms for women’s dress styles,