How to say "training" in Chinese?

In Chinese "training" translates to  训练 

Transliteration: xùn liàn

🇨🇳 他正在接受职业训练。

🗣️ tā zhèng zài jiē shòu zhí yè xùn liàn.

🇺🇸 He is undergoing professional training.

🇨🇳 我们会给新员工提供培训。

🗣️ Wǒmen huì gěi xīn yuángōng tígōng péixùn.

🇺🇸 We will provide training for new employees.

🇨🇳 我们需要给新员工提供培训。

🗣️ Wǒmen xū yào gěi xīn yuán gōng tí gōng péi xùn.

🇺🇸 We need to provide training for new employees.

🇨🇳 我们每天都会进行训练。

🗣️ Wǒmen měitiān dōu huì jìnxíng xùnliàn.

🇺🇸 We train every day.

🇨🇳 公司会给新员工提供必要的培训。

🗣️ Gōngsī huì gěi xīn yuán gōng tí gōng bì yào de péi xùn.

🇺🇸 The company will provide necessary training for new employees.



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How to say "training" in Chinese?

You can use the word "训练" which translates to "training".

How to pronounce "训练" (training) in Chinese?

The word "训练" is pronounced as "xùn liàn".

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