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21 Nov 2020
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How do you say this in Simplified Chinese (China)? Hawwa
How do you say this in Simplified Chinese (China)? Hawwa
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- Malay Near fluent
is hawwa your name?:))
maybe translate to Chinese directly will be 哈娃 “ha wa” or others
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@meinvv yeah Hawwa is my name ...would it still be the same ?
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- Malay Near fluent
@__Hawwa____ oops what do u mean?🤔you wanna translate your name to Chinese name? if yes what kind of Chinese name do you want? 100% Chinese name (like XXX)or just translate your name to Chinese?or maybe you want the meaning of the name in Chinese?👀
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@__Hawwa____ hmmm well “hawwa”translate to Chinese directly is “哈娃”(ha wa)
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Please remain the pronunciation of your name.
- Simplified Chinese (China)
Hawwa = “夏娃”
Actually some of the English names cannot be translated directly into Chinese, in this case, you have to make up a Chinese name by yourself that sounds similar to ur English name
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夏娃is the translation of Eve from “Adam and Eve”, very well-known in China and easy to remember. 夏娃sounds much closer to Hawwa than Eve.
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Does it still count if my name is eve. But just in another language ?
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@__Hawwa____
The way names work they can't be "translated", but they can be adapted into another language. In Chinese, which doesn't use Latin letters, like English does, you need to find some combination of Chinese characters, which, when read, should produce something similar to your name. It won't be a perfect match, simply because different languages never use the exact same set of speech sounds.
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