中国欢迎你英语怎么说
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- 提问者网友：玫瑰园
- 2021-03-07 18:46
中国欢迎你英语怎么说
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- 五星知识达人网友：纵马山川剑自提
- 2021-03-07 19:37
问题一：中国欢迎你这句话用英语怎么写？ China welcomes you问题二：如果有机会的话,欢迎你来中国!英语怎么写 如果有机会的话,欢迎你来中国
If you have a chance, you are welcome to come to China.问题三：我们是本地人.欢迎你来中国!.你去不认识地方.翻成英文 对应的英语：
We are local Chinese there. Welcome you to go to China. You may not know how to find the place if you go by yourself along.问题四：“卖家承诺”这句话英文怎么写 你好!
卖家承诺
Seller commitment问题五：#这句话用英语该怎么写啊？ In China, we have been influenced by Daoism and Confucianism to respect the elderly and cherish the young, so that we always give up our seats to elderly people and young children on buses, as part of China's traditional culture. Before I came to the U.S., I had visited Japan, where I once rode a very crowded subway, and saw a white-haired gentleman totter in. Out of sympathy, I immediately rose for him, but oddly he showed some displeasure rather than accepting my seat. Puzzled, I sought my friend for an explanation upon our return to the hotel. My friend smiled and told me that the Chinese and Japanese cultures had some differences: In China, giving up one's seat is seen as courtesy, but the Japanese believe it insults the elderly one's strength, which was why the man had been offended. It was then that I realized that cultural differences between us had led to a misunderstanding. In reality, sympathy does not help us understand people from other countries.
If you have a chance, you are welcome to come to China.问题三：我们是本地人.欢迎你来中国!.你去不认识地方.翻成英文 对应的英语：
We are local Chinese there. Welcome you to go to China. You may not know how to find the place if you go by yourself along.问题四：“卖家承诺”这句话英文怎么写 你好!
卖家承诺
Seller commitment问题五：#这句话用英语该怎么写啊？ In China, we have been influenced by Daoism and Confucianism to respect the elderly and cherish the young, so that we always give up our seats to elderly people and young children on buses, as part of China's traditional culture. Before I came to the U.S., I had visited Japan, where I once rode a very crowded subway, and saw a white-haired gentleman totter in. Out of sympathy, I immediately rose for him, but oddly he showed some displeasure rather than accepting my seat. Puzzled, I sought my friend for an explanation upon our return to the hotel. My friend smiled and told me that the Chinese and Japanese cultures had some differences: In China, giving up one's seat is seen as courtesy, but the Japanese believe it insults the elderly one's strength, which was why the man had been offended. It was then that I realized that cultural differences between us had led to a misunderstanding. In reality, sympathy does not help us understand people from other countries.
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