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General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | | English term or phrase: Ni hao | We are working on a project where a character is visiting many different countries in the world. We're introducing the countries with a short line of copy starting with an official greeting of the country - i.e. for France, he'll say "Bonjour I'm in France..."
We are trying to find a generic greeting for China that is authentic but this seems to be quite open to debate. So we would like the greeting we've found confirmed accurate or if there is a better suggestions. |
| | | Chinese translation:hello | Explanation:
you can also say 你好中国（ hello China） |
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Yue Edwards
United States
Local time: 19:08
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| Summary of answers provided | | 4 +1 | hello | |
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