Chinese languages

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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我爱你。

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Please anyone can write my name in chinese ?

my name is arun

a - is short a

r - as english r (but not hard)

u - is short u

n - as english n (but not hard as in "name")

Arun wrote:

> Please anyone can write my name in chinese ?
>
> my name is arun
>
> a - is short a
>
> r - as english r (but not hard)
>
> u - is short u
>
> n - as english n (but not hard as in "name")


suggestions:

阿闰 a1 run4 闰 means "leap year"

阿润 a1 run4 润 means "moist and smooth"

Zhusaipei wrote:

> 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
>

I would like to know how to write I love You in chinese?
from: jennifer

Re: Jennifer
how to write I love You in chinese

我 愛 你
I love You


*In order to exempt the character code to be chaotic,
Please use tradional chinese big5 to read*

I like receiver my name (Tilly) in caracter chinese
How I can?
Thank you

I love you so much sui-dan

Please tell me how to say " would you like to go out on a date with me sometime ?" Thank Youjennifer wrote:

> I would like to know how to write I love You in chinese?
> from: jennifer