Difference Between Dumplings and Jiaozi

The difference between dumplings and jiaozi is:

First, the language is different.

1. dumplings: This is an English word.

2. jiaozi: This is Chinese pinyin.

Second, the categories are different.

1. dumplings: refers to the food stuffed with noodles.

2. jiaozi: refers specifically to Chinese dumplings.

What went above: Chinese dumpling is actually not correct. The translation is actually based on the Chinese meaning, which is sometimes inaccurate.

Because there are no dumplings, dumplings and other foods abroad, if according to old-fashioned English, dumplings can refer to any food with a filling wrapped in dough, and it can be thought of as a general term.

But because it is difficult for people to distinguish now, they can directly replace the stuffed food wrapped in dough with Chinese pinyin, and the pronunciation is the same as Chinese.

For example: dumplings are written as jiaozi read as dumplings, zongzi is written as zongzi read as zongzi and so on.

Speaking English and writing English can also be straightforward.

make dumplings

It is a tradition to make dumplings in the new year's eve.

Making dumplings on New Year's Eve is a tradition.

dumplings

Eng ['d mpl z] [beauty] ['dʌmplɪŋz]n.gnocchi (plural of dumpling); Dumplings; fruit pudding; Humpty Dumpty Man;

If you don't understand, please ask. Thank you!

Hello, Chinese means: dumplings, dumplings.

Original English text: dumplings

British Phonetic Alphabet: d mpl z].

American phonetic alphabet: d mpl z].

gnocchi (plural of dumpling); Dumplings; fruit pudding; Humpty Dumpty Man;

dumplings can be counted.

So predicate verbs are in the plural.

The translation in Chinese is: dumplings.

Dumplings, also known as dumplings originated in Wancheng in the Central Plains of the Eastern Han Dynasty, are the ancient traditional noodle of the Han nationality, the food loved by the vast number of Chinese people, and is a must-eat food for the Spring Festival in most parts of northern China[2] every year. It was invented by Zhang Zhongjing, the medical saint of Nanyang in the Eastern Han Dynasty of China, and the historical evolution of dumplings has gone through a long and gradual process, and Zhang Zilie made a good explanation at the end of the Ming Dynasty: "Dumpling ears, that is, Duancheng food, soup prison pills, or powder horns, northerners read the horns as Jiao, because of the dumplings bait, pseudo dumplings."

Do you think it's Chinese food?

This word is the meaning of dumplings.

In fact, dumplings are called many times. Dumpling is one.,Raioli is one.,There's also a p that starts as if it's like.。。 Forgot...

1 Dumplings can also be called boiled dumpling, is this what she said? 2 silver dumpling, reminds me of ingots (there is a translation of silver money), whether she is associated with ingots from dumplings, and makes up her own words, I don't know. Hehe, the above is only my speculation, and it is appropriate for the landlord to boldly ask the old lady herself.

a substantial stuffed dumpling

However, foreigners generally refer to it as dumpling or Chinese dumpling

Say jiaozi directly in the English accent

fried dumpling

Here's the translation on the menu.

If you want to express that you are frying dumplings.

i am frying dumplings at home.

I'm frying dumplings at home.

Because dumplings are countable nouns, fried dumplings are generally a lot, and they will not be specifically referred to, so the plural is used more.

Fry the dumplings is a little better It is impossible to fry dumplings with plural. Specifically refers to the use of the definite article the

Fried dumplings in English:

Depends on the context.

to fry dumplings:

Leave to fry. frying dumplings：

In a pan-fry. fried dumplings:

Fried out. If you want to make a sign, use the last one.

It should be fry the dumpling, fry a dumpling just refers to frying a dumpling in real life is very impractical, and fry the dumpling refers to the thing to be fried: dumpling avoids the description of only frying a dumpling.

Fry dumplings, you won't fry just one, will you?

dumplings

Eng ['dʌmplɪŋz]

n.gnocchi (plural of dumpling); Dumplings; fruit pudding; Humpty Dumpty Man;

It's both.

Plural A kind of is usually followed by a single noun many kinds of of uncountable or countable plural noun pro: Teacher Gao wishes you progress in your studies and is happy every day v v!