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Chelsea Cantonese

It's like Arsenal is called Arsenal

Cantonese, which translates to: Che Lushi.!

Cantonese, called: Che Lu Shi

Chersky: It seems that there are two kinds of Cantonese.

Chelsea refers to Chelsea Football Club, or Chelsea for short, nicknamed the Blues. Participated in the English Premier League and was tied with Juventus, Bayern Munich, Ajax, and Manchester United as a European Grand Slam team.

The club was founded on 14 March 1905 and is based at Stamford Bridge near the River Thames in the London borough of Hammersmith Fulham.

Roman Abramovich spent a lot of money on reinforcements after buying Chelsea, and the team gradually became a giant. The team is known for its rock-solid defense and iron-blooded spirit, and is also known in football for its overly defensive "swing bus" tactics, and is one of the representative teams in football for its defensive counter-attacking play.

Chelsea's main honours:1. 1 UEFA Champions League champion.

2. Europa League championship 2 times.

3. Champion of the European Cup Winners' Cup twice.

4. 6 times of English top league champions.

5. 8 times of the English FA Cup.

Chelsea's Cantonese is translated as Che Lushi, hence the name Che.

There is another way to say why Chelsea is called a car, Chelsea's English team is called Chelsea Football Club, referred to as "FLC", which is also transliterated as "Che", and also because of the first three letters of Chelsea, "Che", which literally translates to the pronunciation of "car". Therefore, the nickname of the Chelsea car was slowly called away by everyone.

Extended Material: The founding of Chelsea Football Club is linked to a Sunday morning in the autumn of 1904, when Henry Augustus Mears reversed his decision and created one of the most successful clubs in the Premier League a hundred years later.

Chelsea's nickname is the Blues because Chelsea's main colour from the jersey to the crest is blue, and it is no surprise that they are called the Blues. The team is known for its rock-solid defense and iron-blooded spirit, and is also known in football for its overly defensive "swing bus" tactics, and is one of the representative teams in football for its defensive counter-attacking play.

The tactical spirit of the team echoes the nickname 'The Blues', which symbolise an iron-blooded team with organisation and discipline that has made Chelsea one of the most influential and successful teams in Europe and the world.

Real Madrid is called the regiment, and Arsenal is called the factory because he has a nickname called the arsenal. Liverpool is called the bucket because he has a nickname - toilet. Manchester United is called lifting, Manchester United has a habit of liking certain players who are very popular in the transfer market**, and **is not generally high, so it has a nickname, raising the price of the United League.

Chelsea called the car, at first it was translated from Cantonese as Chelushi, and later others said that Chelsea's tactic was to put the bus, and the name of the bus spread far and wide.

Chelsea's official Cantonese name is "Che Lushi", so fans are used to calling cars.

The English language for Chelsea is chelsea.

Phrase collocation: 1. Chelsea Flower Show: Chelsea Flower Show. One of the world's most famous floral events, held every May in Chelsea, London, aims to showcase the best of horticultural creations and flower varieties internationally.

2. Chelsea boots: Chelsea boots. A kind of short-barreled unbuttoned cloth boots, with elastic strips on the upper and a relatively low heel, simple and stylish, are one of the representatives of British cultural trends.

3. Chelsea Buns: Chelsea bread. A type of bread that originated in Chelsea, London, is flat, fluffy and delicious, with too many nuts and dried fruits, spices, etc.

4. Chelsea Pensioner: Chelsea veteran rushes to the mountain. It refers to retired veterans from the British Army, wearing red round penitential uniforms, leather hats, and free accommodation provided by **, among which the famous Chelsea Royal Veterans Home is for Chelsea veterans to provide pension services.

5. Chelsea Dagger: Chelsea Dagger. It is a 2006 song by the British rock band The Fratellis, which was later chosen as the anthem of the Scottish football team Glasgow Rangers and became a theme song for Chelsea Football Club.

Sentence formation:

1、the news was welcomed by manager luiz felipe scolari and chelsea chief executive peter kenyon.

Head coach Scolari and CEO Kenyon were pleased with the news.

2、wayne knows that he was one of several chelsea players who were close to vanessa.

Wayne knows to be one of several Chelsea players close to Vanessa.

3、chelsea was taking the morning off from school, as were the gore children.

Both the Chelsea and Gore children took a morning off from school.

I'm dizzy, it's Chelsea, a team in the Premier League, I understand.