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English to Chinese (Simplified) Translation

Free, instant English to Chinese (Simplified) translator and converter. Type or paste any text and get accurate results in real-time - no signup needed.

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See translations instantly as you type, making communication quick and efficient.

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Translate between English and Chinese (Simplified) with high accuracy and natural results.

Easy to Use

Simple interface designed for quick translations without any complications.

How to Use:

  1. 1. Type or paste your English text in the input box above
  2. 2. See the Chinese (Simplified) translation appear instantly
  3. 3. Use the swap button to translate from Chinese (Simplified) to English
  4. 4. Copy or share the translated text easily

Common English to Chinese (Simplified) Phrases

Frequently used phrases for quick reference:

English Chinese (Simplified)
Hello 你好
How are you? 你好吗?
Thank you 谢谢
You're welcome 不客气
Please 请
Yes / Correct 是 / 对
No 不是
Sorry 对不起
My name is ... 我叫 ...
I don't understand 我听不懂
How much is this? 这个多少钱?
Where is the bathroom? 洗手间在哪里?
Goodbye 再见

Numbers in Chinese

English Chinese (Simplified)
1 - One 一
2 - Two 二
3 - Three 三
4 - Four 四
5 - Five 五
6 - Six 六
7 - Seven 七
8 - Eight 八
9 - Nine 九
10 - Ten 十
100 - Hundred 一百
10,000 - Ten thousand 一万

Business and Trade

English Chinese (Simplified)
What is the price? 价格是多少?
Can you give a discount? 可以便宜一点吗?
What is the minimum order quantity? 最小起订量是多少?
Please send me a sample 请给我寄样品
When can you deliver? 什么时候可以交货?
I am from India 我来自印度
Here is my business card 这是我的名片
Please send the invoice 请发送发票
Let us sign the contract 我们签合同吧
Nice to meet you 很高兴认识你

About English to Chinese (Simplified) Translation

Mandarin Chinese has over 900 million native speakers, more than any other language. Simplified Chinese characters are used in mainland China and Singapore, and each character represents a syllable with meaning rather than a letter. Pinyin, the Latin-letter romanization shown here, uses tone marks because the same syllable in a different tone is a different word. In India, English to Chinese translation is used by traders who import electronics, textiles and machinery from China, by students at universities offering Chinese courses, and by medical students who studied in China. It helps you draft supplier messages, read product labels and learn basic greetings with correct pinyin.

English

  • Native name: English
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 1.5 billion
  • Family: Indo-European, Germanic

Chinese (Simplified)

  • Native name: 简体中文
  • Script: Simplified Chinese characters
  • Speakers: 1.1 billion
  • Family: Sino-Tibetan

Frequently Asked Questions

Is English to Chinese translation free?
Yes, it is completely free with no signup and no word limit.
What is the difference between Simplified and Traditional Chinese?
Simplified Chinese uses characters with fewer strokes and is the standard in mainland China and Singapore. Traditional Chinese is used in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. This page outputs Simplified Chinese, which is what most Chinese suppliers and apps use.
What are the marks above the pinyin letters?
They are tone marks. Mandarin has four main tones: flat (ā), rising (á), falling-rising (ǎ) and falling (à). For example, mā means mother while mǎ means horse, so the tone changes the meaning.
Can I use this to talk to Chinese suppliers on Alibaba or WeChat?
Yes. Short, clear sentences translate best. Many suppliers also read English, but sending key details such as quantity, price and delivery date in Chinese reduces misunderstandings.
How do I type Chinese characters?
Add a Chinese (Simplified) pinyin keyboard on your phone or computer. You type the pinyin without tone marks and choose the correct character from the suggestions.