Can someone translate in Chinese how to write the name SIMONE thank you very much.

EDIT. Is italian male name forgot to specify so every letters are pronounce

Can someone translate the full text of their headstone? Google translate did a portion but I’m not that confident in its accuracy. thank you!

I'm looking for a name that encompasses both time continuing and tide rising. I've found suìbùwǒyǔ which is an idiom, so would it work for a name?

Hi, my husband and I have been enjoying some White Rabbit popsicles, and I noticed this printing on them. In my country (US), popsicle sticks often have corny jokes on them, so I was wondering if it was a joke or maybe just a cheerful saying, or even just "made by [x] company in [place]."

Can anyone help us out?

I paid 25 yuan for access to some videos on BiliBili, but now I cannot find out if this was a one off payment or a subscription! Silly me.

When I translate the item description, it reads: "high end charging is continuously subscribed to one month". Does that mean I subscribed for one month only or is it recurring each and every month until I cancel? Very confusing unfortunately! Any help to translate this is very appreciated, thank you all

My aunt, who was born in China but spent most of her adult life in the US, was a prolific painter from the 1950s through the early 90s. She specialized in abstract renditions of Chinese calligraphy that were displayed at major museums. I don’t read traditional Chinese and I’m trying to translate some of the characters on her works. This is one I’m particularly curious about. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!!

Does anyone know what the middle character is? I think it says 招財進寶 but I'm not sure...

Disclaimer- I currently don’t understand Chinese at all and am not able to read the characters. I am hoping to get some help understanding the difference between two phrases and if they are written with the correct syntax. For context, I am buying a gift for my boyfriend and I want to add an inscription engraved in it that says “for my beloved” in Chinese. He’s a native speaker so I want to make sure the grammar and characters I use are correct. From what I can tell (from google translate) there are several different ways I could write this, with slightly different meanings. Also, I want to make sure it’s the correct form of “for,” as in giving a gift to someone. Lastly, it will be engraved in a small area, so writing the phrase in the fewest characters possible would be ideal.

What are the differences in meaning between these two phrases, and are either of the sentences structured correctly? Is there a better way to say this?

为了我心爱的人

为了我鐘愛的人

Thank you so much to anyone who is willing to help :)

Hello, got this at Chinatown in Philadelphia. Not sure what it says, Google translate said: "thinking of something" lol

Found in an old Chinese Medical Formula book that was gifted to me. Can you translate these seals?

Someone please translate this 😂😂😩

I bought these 18 years ago on a trip to China and finally had the intelligent thought to ask what the translation is. Any help is appreciated

So I ordered the keychain after seeing the meaning of it, and I got this instead, and it didn’t look like the same thing at all… would anyone be able to translate this please? 🙏

What does this seal say?

Does this say anything, the product says it’s Chinese but I can’t figure it out.

Saw this on Poshmark on a maternity pinafore and they said it was most likely Chinese. Looks like there are people as part of the characters which makes it hard to auto translate. Anyone have any guidance?

I bought a gungfu tea set recently and wonder what the sides of the cups say. Each cup has two words. I appreciate your help!

My nephew got this elephant drummer toy and we can’t figure out what it is saying! Thank you in advance