Mandarin in Indonesian
Mandarin in Indonesian is bahasa Mandarin, Putonghua, mandarin — Mandarin means the official language of China and Taiwan, the most widely spoken variety of Chinese.
Mandarin in Indonesian
What does "Mandarin" mean?
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name The official language of China and Taiwan, the most widely spoken variety of Chinese.
"She spent a year in Beijing learning Mandarin."
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noun A small, sweet, easy-to-peel citrus fruit, or the tree it grows on.
"He packed a couple of mandarins for a snack."
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adj Deliberately complex, formal, or elevated in a way associated with officialdom or scholarly elites.
"The report was written in dense, mandarin bureaucratic language."
Mandarin in a sentence
- She spent a year in Beijing learning Mandarin.
- He packed a couple of mandarins for a snack.
- The report was written in dense, mandarin bureaucratic language.
Common Indonesian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Mandarin" in Indonesian?
"Mandarin" in Indonesian is bahasa Mandarin, Putonghua, mandarin. Mandarin means: The official language of China and Taiwan, the most widely spoken variety of Chinese.
How do you use "Mandarin" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent a year in Beijing learning Mandarin." In Indonesian, "Mandarin" is bahasa Mandarin, Putonghua, mandarin.
Are there other ways to say "Mandarin" in Indonesian?
Yes — Indonesian has 3 translations listed for "Mandarin": bahasa Mandarin, Putonghua, mandarin.