These translations relate to chess pieces (could be chinese chess or english chess)
The chinese words are:
Chiang
Chern-Pau
Woo-Se
Wang
Wang-Hoe
English chess pieces are:
Bishop
Knight (or horse)
Rook (or castle)
King
Queen
Chinese chess pieces are:
General (king)
Mandarin (assistant or advisor)
Elephant
Horse
Chariot (rook)
Cannon
Any help would be great
thanks
Tim
chinese to english
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Re: chinese to english
tabrown wrote:These translations relate to chess pieces (could be chinese chess or english chess)
The chinese words are:
Chiang 将
Chern-Pau 中炮
Woo-Se
Wang 王
Wang-Hoe 王后
English chess pieces are:
Bishop 象
Knight (or horse) 马
Rook (or castle) 车
King 王
Queen 女王
Chinese chess pieces are:
General (king) 将/帅
Mandarin (assistant or advisor) 相
Elephant 象
Horse 马
Chariot (rook) 车
Cannon 炮
Any help would be great
thanks
Tim
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When you fall down ,Just try again \^.^/
Re: wu see
im trying to figure out for u.tabrown wrote:thanks heaps.
I wonder about "woo se".
Would "wu-see" make any more sense.
Does "wu" mean "rook"?
and wu doesn;t mean rook.
let me see,where did u get that woo se?
and could u gimme some more hints?
like could u tell me what is woo se in chess?what is that situation like?so taht i may find the right term in chinese for u!
try again~!~
Don't give up on your love
When you fall down ,Just try again \^.^/
Don't give up on your love
When you fall down ,Just try again \^.^/
Re: chinese to english
You forgot the pawn 典当
tabrown wrote:These translations relate to chess pieces (could be chinese chess or english chess)
The chinese words are:
Chiang
Chern-Pau
Woo-Se
Wang
Wang-Hoe
English chess pieces are:
Bishop
Knight (or horse)
Rook (or castle)
King
Queen
Chinese chess pieces are:
General (king)
Mandarin (assistant or advisor)
Elephant
Horse
Chariot (rook)
Cannon
Any help would be great
thanks
Tim
woo se
other than supposedly being a chess piece I know little else about "woo se".
http://www.mandarintools.com/chardict.html
lists pinyin "wu" as meaing "rook".
What do you think about this?
thanks
tim
http://www.mandarintools.com/chardict.html
lists pinyin "wu" as meaing "rook".
What do you think about this?
thanks
tim