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Michele in Chinese

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How Chinese writes Michele

米歇尔 Mǐxiē'ěr

我叫米歇尔。 Wǒ jiào Mǐxiē'ěr. My name is Michele.

Michele en chino se escribe 米歇尔 (Mǐxiē'ěr).

Michelle is written 米歇尔 too.

How to write 米歇尔

  1. mǐ6 strokesrice
  2. xiē13 strokesto rest
  3. ěr5 strokes

Chinese-style names for Michele

倪明雪 Ní Míngxuě

  1. 倪 ní Family name
  2. 明 míng bright
  3. 雪 xuě snow

倪 is a common family name; 明 and 雪 echo mǐ xiē, how Chinese begins Michele (米歇尔).

王敏萱 Wáng Mǐnxuān

  1. 王 wáng Family name
  2. 敏 mǐn quick
  3. 萱 xuān daylily

王 is a common family name; 敏 and 萱 echo mǐ xiē, how Chinese begins Michele (米歇尔).

李民雪 Lǐ Mínxuě

  1. 李 lǐ Family name
  2. 民 mín the people
  3. 雪 xuě snow

李 is a common family name; 民 and 雪 echo mǐ xiē, how Chinese begins Michele (米歇尔).

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说“我叫”,后边是你的名字。

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How do you say Michele in Chinese?

Michele is 米歇尔 (Mǐxiē'ěr) in Chinese. To say “My name is Michele”, say 我叫米歇尔 (Wǒ jiào Mǐxiē'ěr).

What does 米歇尔 mean?

Nothing as a whole: Chinese picks 米歇尔 for how it sounds, Mǐxiē'ěr, close to Michele. On its own, 米 means rice and 歇 to rest.

How do you write Michele in Chinese?

Michele is written 米歇尔, 3 characters: 米 (6 strokes), 歇 (13 strokes), 尔 (5 strokes). Each is drawn stroke by stroke on this page, in the order you write it.

How does Chinese write English names?

By sound, with characters picked for how they are said: Michael is 迈克尔 (Màikè’ěr). Newspapers, subtitles and books use one usual form for each common name.

What is a Chinese-style name?

A name made the Chinese way: a one-character family name first, then one or two characters picked for their meaning. Many learners use one in class.

Can I use this name?

It’s a starting point. Ask a Chinese speaker or teacher before you put it on anything that lasts, like a tattoo or a document.

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