Hello, l mSam Chinese is what

This short self-introduction is translated as follows.

hello，l'm sam.The translation is good for you, I'm Sam.

This is a very ordinary self-introduction, followed by age, occupation, from** and so on.

Self-introduction in English is generally relatively simple, you can introduce yourself clearly in three or two sentences, of course, if you have a good foundation in English, you can also choose complex sentences.

Some of the words used in everyday life are Germanic.

Etymology. Most French and Old Latin etymology words are often used in more formal speeches and articles, such as court speeches or encyclopedias.

Many terms in medicine, chemistry, etc. are also of French or Latin origin.

English is known for its huge vocabulary, and it's easy to introduce jargon and new words into everyday use. In addition, slang also gives new meanings to old words.

hello，l'm sam chinese is hello, i am sam.

1. Hello, l'Readings of m sam:

hello[hə'ləʊ]i'm[aɪm]sam[sæm].

Second, the meaning of hello.

1. (to say hello or to draw attention) Hey, hello. For example: hello, jim! how are you?Hi! Jim! How are you?

2. (used as a greeting when playing **) Hey.

3. (expressing surprise, etc.) Hey; Yes.

4. It is rude to use hello when greeting, but it is polite to apply hi.

It means hello, I am, which is the spoken word in English, hello is equal to hello, lm is equal to I am, hell, is a polite term lm, is to introduce yourself.

1. British pronunciation reading:

hello[hə'ləʊ]i'm[aɪm]sam[sæm].

2. American pronunciation and reading.

hello[həˈloʊ],i'm[aɪm]sam[sæm].

The Chinese meaning of this sentence is: Hello, I am Sam.

Original English text:

hello,i'm sam.

British Phonetic Alphabet: h l ; he-] aɪm] sam .

American phonetic alphabet: h lo h -]a m] sam

1. British pronunciation reading hunger and contains:

hello[hə'ləʊ]i'm[aɪm]sam[sæm].

2. American pronunciation and reading.

hello[həˈloʊ],i'm[aɪm]sam[sæm].

The Chinese meaning of this sentence is: Hello, I am Sam Defeat.