English
Etymology
From Sino- + -phone.
Adjective
Sinophone (not comparable)
- Speaking one or more Sinitic or Chinese language(s), Chinese-speaking.
Translations
speaking Chinese
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 講漢語的 / 讲汉语的 (jiǎng Hànyǔ-de)
- French: sinophone (fr)
- German: chinesischsprachig
- Italian: sinofono (it)
- Russian: китайскоговоря́щий (ru) (kitajskogovorjáščij), китайскоязы́чный (kitajskojazýčnyj)
- Spanish: chinoparlante, chinoablante
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Noun
Sinophone (plural Sinophones)
- A person who speaks one or more of the Sinitic or Chinese language(s), usually natively; a Chinese-speaking person.
Translations
a speaker of Chinese
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 講漢語的人 / 讲汉语的人 (jiǎng Hànyǔ-de rén)
- Finnish: kiinankielinen (fi)
- French: sinophone (fr) m or f
- German: Chinesischsprachiger m, Chinesischsprachige f
- Irish: Síniseoir m
- Italian: sinofono (it)
- Japanese: 中国語話者 (ちゅうごくごわしゃ, Chūgoku-go-washa)
- Korean: 중국어 화자(中國語話者) (Junggugeo hwaja)
- Latin: Sinophonus m, Sinophona f
- Russian: китайскоговоря́щий (ru) m (kitajskogovorjáščij), китайскоязы́чный m (kitajskojazýčnyj)
- Spanish: sinófono m
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