the italian delegation of young entrepreneurs

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MAIN
SPONSOR
IN PARTNERSHIP
WITH
OFFICIAL
carrier
THE ITALIAN
DELEGATION
OF
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
AT
G20 YEA 2016 CHINA SUMMIT
September 7-10, 2016
/ Hotel Jen Upper East, Beijing
> “Il dragone cambia pelle?”
Doing Business in China Experience
with MIP Politecnico di Milano Graduate School of Business
> Company visit description
> Insights on China
/ 07
/ 07
> “one belt One Road” “一带一路”
/ 23
> China 13th Five Year Plan
/ 42
/ 51
>Program description
/ 52
>Delegates
/ 56
> Survival Chinese
Index
/ 04
>Economic outlook
> CYE & G20YEA
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/ 03
/ 63
“Il dragone cambia pelle?”
Doing Business in China Experience
The objective of the program is to enhance the managerial skills of the participants through the
understanding of the peculiarities of Chinese economy and its challenge for the future.
>Seminars will be conceived as interactive workshops aiming at sharing participants’
experience with lecturers and testimonials.
> Case studies will aim at putting theory and methodology in relation to the context showing
examples of local and international companies.
> Company visits will aim at learning by experience the secrets of success of different Italian
and Chinese innovative industries. Participants will observe directly the key experiences
and success factors of relevant Italian and/or Chinese companies or groups thanks to the
interaction with the MIP top management.
Program Stucture
Sept. 5th
AFTERNOON
Meeting at SASS - Shanghai
Academy of Social Sciences:
> Welcome by
Representatives from
Italian Institutions
Visit to:
Magneti Marelli
Powertrain China
Productive plant
in Shanghai
EVENING
> Visit to the Innovation
Incubator at Shanghai
Jiaotong University
> Seminar on Chinese
economic new trends by
a Chinese Expert
Day 2
Sept. 6th
Day 3
Sept. 7th
Visit to:
> Marchesi Suzhou
> Microtek Manufacturing
Solutions Suzhou @
Suzhou Industrial Park
Visit to:
Ferrero China ltd.
Shanghai Headquarter
Seminar:
China What’s
next by Italian
Expert
Visit to:
JALA Group
Closing dinner
Certificate of
attendance
delivery
“Il dragone cambia pelle?” Doing Business in China Experience
Day 1
MORNING
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COMPANY VISIT DESCRIPTION
DAY 1 / Sept 5th
Magneti Marelli Powertrain China
Magneti Marelli designs and produces advanced systems and components for the automotive
industry. With 89 production units, 12 R&D Centres and 30 Application Centres in 19 countries,
approximately 40,500 employees and a turnover of 7.3 billion Euro in 2015, the Group supplies
all the most important car makers in Europe, North and South America and Asia. Business
areas include Electronic Systems, Lighting, Powertrain, Suspensions Systems and Shock
Absorbers, Exhaust Systems, Aftermarket Parts & Services, Plastic Components and Modules,
and Motorsport. Magneti Marelli is part of FCA.
Company visit description
The visit will be held at the new headquarters of Magneti Marelli for China opened with an official
ceremony in Shanghai at the end of April 2016. In addition to hosting the staff, administrative
and commercial functions for the activities relating to the Powertrain, Automotive Lighting,
Exhaust systems, Suspensions and Aftermarket areas, the new building also includes an
important Research and Development center for the Powertrain and Automotive Lighting
business areas.
The new management structure is, more precisely, located in Jujin Road in the North East
area of Pudong and covers an area of over 22,000 square meters, of which about 6,500 are
devoted to the two R&D laboratories. The new headquarters will accommodate around 550
people at the end of 2016, reaching approximately 700 people in 2018. Of these over 350 will
be engineers and technicians involved in the activities of the R&D and product development
centres.
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DAY 2 / Sept 6th
Marchesi Suzhou
Marchesi Metal Tech (Suzhou) Ltd. Co is the Chinese manufacturing subsidiary of Fonderia
Marchesi Spa, a company located in the North of Italy specialized in die-casting components
for the telecom and electro-mechanical industries.
The group is a global supplier of multinational enterprises such as Alcatel, Siemens, Andrew,
ABB, Thales, Areva.
The relations with its major clients backward in the ‘70s have been continuously growing along
with the development of these industrial sectors. Marchesi is a stable andreliable supplier in
terms of quantity, quality and service.
Marchesi adopts advanced know how and technology to develop, produce and assembling
metals alloy parts, system and components for telecommunication industry, for household and
other electro-mechanical industrial uses.
Marchesi Metals Tech. (Suzhou) Ltd. Co. has been set-up in the beginning of year 2005 and has
a total investment of 8 million Euro.
Environment evaluation procedures have been successfully passed by the company that is
implementing the most advanced systems for pollution control.
Microtek Manufacturing Solutions Suzhou
Microtek Manufacturing Solutions, has been registered in Suzhou Industrial Park with a capital
of 10 million RMB.
Microtek has a strategic alliance with Marchesi Group in China, Italy and Romania. This enables
them to get very high quality and competitive cost die casting and CNC machining parts.
This integration of the materials flow enables them to provide cost-advantage to clients on the
entire turn key solutions. For what concerns the design sector; Microtek primary focus is to
provide their customers with value added assembly and test services focused on the design of
Microwave diplexers, filters, couplers, OMT’s and OMT-C’s.
It provides integrated development and manufacturing solutions delivered worldwide to
large multinational clients. Core competencies are manufacturing and design services for the
telecommunication equipment market.
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DAY 3 / Sept 7th
Ferrero China Ltd.
The story of Ferrero Group started in 1946 when the company was established by Pietro
Ferrero in Alba, Piedmont Region of Italy. Owned and operated by the Ferrero family, Ferrero
Group is now the world’s leading chocolate and confectionery manufacturer. Ferrero Group
embraces more than 50 world-renowned brands and products and earns trust and affection
among billions of consumers across the globe.
As the world’s 3rd largest chocolate confectionery Group last September opens the doors to its
1st China manufacturing plant in the industrial economic district of Xiaoshan, Hangzhou.
Built in a record time of 18 months utilizing world-leading technologies in this industry, the plant
is valued at Euro 300 million and is therefore one of the most important Italian investments not
only in Hangzhou (which boasts Euro 5,6 billion of FDIs) but in the whole of China. The total
workforce, which currently amounts to 300 people, is expected to grow within a year to about
800/1000 units.
In line with Ferrero’s relentless commitment to the highest-quality of product, the new Ferrero
Food Hangzhou will play a pivotal role in providing innovative confectionery products with
ever-improving freshness to the local Chinese market, as well as serving the greater Asia market.
As the 21st manufacturing plant established by Ferrero group, this milestone development
is aimed to further improve the freshness of Ferrero products for consumers in the region
by avoiding lengthy transportation time whilst still guaranteeing the same high quality raw
materials, sourcing policy, recipes and processes rigorously defined in Italy and applied in all
Ferrero plants.
Since entering the China market in the 1990s, Ferrero has gained abundant popularity among
Chinese consumers. With over 20 years of experience in China, Ferrero Hangzhou Plant will
help intensify the Ferrero Group’s commitment to China by introducing the most advanced
techniques, creating job opportunities, and nurturing local talents. Furthermore, Ferrero
invested and will keep investing in local CSR including youth and sustainability programs,
which will help boost community and regional economic and social development.
Jala Group
Founded in Shanghai in 2011, Jala Group is the largest domestic cosmetic company in China.
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The company is focused on cosmetics, personal cleaning and personal care products sold under
its four major brands targeting the middle to high-end and low-end market, Maysu, Chando,
Aglaia and Insea via major distribution channels such as department stores, supermarkets and
pharmacies. Established in Shanghai in 2001 and restructured in 2009, the private company
has seen an average growth rate of 60% during the past five years. In 2011, Jala Group achieved
sales revenue of $635 million, nearly 90% of which came from its middle to high-end brands
Maysu and Chando, according to the company. The company’s success can partly be attributed
to its strategic network distribution expansion in China’s second- and third-tier cities, as well
as its large marketing investments. Since 2011, Jala Group has stepped up such efforts even
further. After 10 years of gaining ground in China’s third- and fourth-tier cities, the company
has decided to go all out in China’s major metropolises, focusing on first- and second-tier cities.
Jala is known for employing high-profile celebrities to promote its brands
In addition to 73 patented technologies in design and product formulation, Jala Group is also a
leader in the corporate social responsibility sector.
INSIGHT ON CHINA
ECONOMIC
OUTLOOK
While every effort has been taken to verify the
accuracy of this information, The Economist
Intelligence Unit Ltd. cannot accept any
responsibility or liability for reliance by any person
on this report or any of the information, opinions
or conclusions set out in this report.
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INSIGHT ON CHINA
“ONE BELT
ONE ROAD”
“一带一路”
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Insight on China
INSIGHT ON CHINA
CHINA XIII FIVE
YEAR PLAN
CONFINDUSTRIA
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
The Confindustria Young Entrepreneurs movement was formed within the framework of
the Confindustria associations system as a group of individuals whose aim is to strengthen
awareness of the entrepreneur’s role and to set it apart from conventional organizations set up
as business associations.
The Confindustria Young Entrepreneurs movement is proud of having started the idea of
identifying, searching and connecting several young entrepreneurs’ associations all around the
world, bringing them all together for the first time at the first G8 Young Entrepreneurs Summit
held in Stresa (Italy 2009). It is also an honor to be amongst the founding members of the G20
Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance, a fundamental step towards building up a global awareness
about youth entrepreneurship.
The group seeks to play an active role within the Confindustria System, and as “innovation
laboratories” with respect to civil society.
The C.Y.E. movement consists of individuals aged between 18 and 40 years, who hold managerial
positions within enterprises members of Confindustria. The Movement has greatly expanded
over the years and today counts 13.000 members associates, organized across 105 Provinces
and in 20 Regional Committees.
The main activities of the Young Entrepreneurs Movement include:
> encouraging the spread of business culture and the growth of entrepreneurial opportunities
within society;
> supporting free market and competition, merit and social mobility with a view to furthering
Italy’s competitiveness;
>enhancing the role of the entrepreneur as an active and responsible player for Italy’s
economic, social and civil development.
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS’
ALLIANCE
This gathering built upon a tradition of collaboration between the world’s young entrepreneurs
that began in Italy at the 2009 G8 summit and continued at successive G20 YEA Summits in
Canada, France, Mexico, Russia and Australia. Each summit released detailed communiqués
to engage the G20 Leaders and other bodies, deepening our shared understanding of the
importance of entrepreneurship and presenting ideas to advance it.
CYE & G20YEA
The G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance (G20 YEA) is a global network of approximately
500,000 young entrepreneurs and the organizations that support them.
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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
G20 YEA 2016 China Summit
& Global Innovators Conference
September 8-10, 2016 / 898 Innovation Center, Beijing
Program descriprion
DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION. SMART ENTREPRENEURSHIP.
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Thursday,
September 8
10.00 / 17.00
Registration
Venue: Hotel Lobby, 1st Floor
10.30 / 12.00
Canada Delegation Presentation
Venue: Jen Space, 1st Floor
13.30 / 14.00
Summit Opening
Venue: Grand Ballroom, 3rd Floor
14.00 / 15.00
G20 YEA Dialogue with B20
15.00 / 16.00
Disruptive Innovation Forum:
16.00 / 17.00
Report Launch by EY followed by a Panel Discussion
on “Disrupting youth entrepreneurship with digital
and data”
17.00 / 18.30
Dinner Gala of the Italian delegation with
the CEO of SIMEST, Mr. Andrea Novelli
18.30 / 20.00
Breakout Sessions #1
Digital & Data Analytics
18.30 / 20.00
Mexico Delegation Presentation
Venue: Beijing Room, 2nd Floor
20.00 / 21.30
Breakout Session #2
Social Business
E-Trade
Discussion Leader: Mr. Luca Donelli,
President of G20 YEA Italy
Italian delegation: Filippo Sottovia
Program description
Access to Funding
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Friday,
September 9
09.00 / 09.15
Plenary Recap of Day 1
09.15 / 09.30
Smart Entrepreneurship
09.30 / 10.30
Report Launch by Accenture followed by a Panel
Discussion on
“Policy approach for Platform Economy”
09.30 / 12.30
016 Novonator Innovation Contest &
APEC Voices of the Future China Contest Final
10.30 / 11.00
Group Photo
Venue: Jen Space & Garden, 1st Floor
11.00 / 12.30
Breakout Session #3
Digital Platform
Italian delegation: Davide Rogai
Education & Skills
12.30 / 13.30
Lunch Break
Venue: Café Noir,
1st Floor & Wu Li Xiang, 3rd Floor, East Tower
13.30 / 15.00
Breakout Session #4
Program descriprion
Women Entrepreneurship
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Italian delegation: Michela Sciurpa
Entrepreneur Visa & Mobility
Italian delegation:
Matteo Dell’Acqua, Angelica Donati, Elena Rovatti
13.30 / 15.00
Nigeria Delegation Presentation
15.20 / 15.30
Networking Break
Venue: Foyer, 3rd Floor
15.30 / 17.00
G20 YEA China Summit: Pitch Competition
15.30 / 17.00
Delegate B2B Meetings
17.45 / 18.15
016 Novonator Innovation Contest &
APEC Voices of the Future China Contest
Awards Ceremony
18.15 / 18.45
Summit Closing
Communiqué signing by Presidents of G20
YEA members G20 YEA Pass to Torch to Germany
and 2017 Summit Presentation by Mr. Carsten Lexa,
President of G20 YEA Germany
Closing Remarks by Mr. Xia Bing, President of G20
YEA China, Founder & President of NovoNation
19.00 / 21.30
Gala Reception
Venue: Jen Space & Garden, 1st Floor
09.00 / 12.00
Optional Side Visits/Tours
09.12 / 12.00
Delegate B2B Meetings
Sunday,
September 11
*G20YEA Presidents & Sherpas only
09.00 / 18.00
G20 YEA Leadership Assembly
Program description
Saturday,
September 10
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DELEGATES
Nicola Altobelli
Sherpa G20 YEA
[email protected]
@nalto79
Eceplast Srl / Packaging
Luca Donelli
Responsible of International and European
Relations - President of YES for Europe
[email protected]
@lucadon82
Donelli / Energy, Oil&Gas
GIACOMO GELLINI
Delegates
Vice Presidente for Innovation
and internazionalization
[email protected]
@ggellini
Gellini Costruzioni / Civil Engineering
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MANUEL ALFONSO
[email protected]
@dexter_84
Prisma Impianti / Industrial automation
MARTA ANZANI
[email protected]
@Marta_Anzani
Poliform SpA / Furniture
MATTEO BARONI
[email protected]
@matteuccio_
MBA Costruzioni Srl / Construction
ALESSANDRO BAVIERA
[email protected]
@bizjetgroup
Eurofly Service / Aircraft Managenment
and Operator
Giovanni bersaglio
[email protected]
@GBersaglio
Berkem srl / Chemical
and Operator
ANDREA BOS
ANTONIO CAPALDO
[email protected]
@buydifferent
Antonio Capaldo SpA / Do-it yourself products,
services
Delegates
[email protected]
@AndreaBos76
Bos Umberto & C. / Shipping: logistics
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MARCO CARDINALINI
[email protected]
@MCardinalini
Cardinalini & C. SpA / Fashion
federico colombo
[email protected]
@fedepenn
Penn Italia e Penn Textile solutions / Producer
of elastic fabrics for sportswear and lingerie &
underwear
GIORGIO COSTA
[email protected]
@GiorgioCosta3
ConsulGroup Srl / Consulting and Trade
Andrea COTRUFO
[email protected]
@ACotrufo
Quantum Investments / Energy production,
trading and sales; strategy; Big IT Infrastructures
Elena covini
[email protected]
Sinthesi Engineering sas /advanced printing
PIETRO DE PASQUALE
Delegates
[email protected]
@pidepas
Minermix Srl / Limestone production
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MATTEO DELL’ACQUA
[email protected]
@teoh2o
Lavorazioni plastiche / Plastics manufacturing
ANGELICA KRYSTLE DONATI
[email protected]
@angiekdonati
Donati SpA & Donati Immobiliare Group/
Construction and Real Estate Development
ALBERTo FAGANELLI
[email protected]
@AlbertoFaga
Maris / Textile
FRANCESCO FrASCIO
[email protected]
@FFrascio
Ferremi Leonino Srl / Engineering
Manuela Freccero
[email protected]
@FrecceroManuela
Mantobit SpA / Road building
Donato Grassi
[email protected]
@donatellogra
Laser Srl / laser srl
Alessandra Guffanti
GAETANO LA ROCCA
[email protected]
Delta Lavori spa / Construction
Delegates
[email protected]
@Aguffanti
Showroom Guffanti /Textile Fashion
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Cristiano Magnani
[email protected]
@apemagna
CAD IT S.p.A. / IT
Sara mancini
[email protected]
Cometal Engineering spa / Engineering
Pietro Montagna
[email protected]
@CostrMontagna
Costruzioni Giuseppe Montagna / Construction
Francesca Morandi
[email protected]
Siderweb - Morandi SpA / Steel
Luigi Passera
[email protected]
@luigipassera
Lario Hotels SpA / Hospitality & Tourism
Alessandra Polin
Delegates
[email protected]
@GeneralFilterPR
GeneralFilter Italia SpA / Engineering Industry
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roberto race
[email protected]
@robertorace
Protom / Advanced services with high
technological content for IT andAdvanced Engineering for Aerospace, Automotive and Railway
Davide Rogai
[email protected]
@DavideRogai
Comm.it Srl / ICT Software development
Elena Rovatti
[email protected]
Rovatti Pompe / Water pumps
SARA ROVERSI
[email protected]
@saroversi
You Can Group/Services and food
Michela Sciurpa
[email protected]
@SciurpaMichela
Vitakraft Italia SpA / Pet food
Filippo Sottovia
[email protected]
@ilmionetwork
Trans-Cel Autotrasporti / Transports & Logistics
Company + Supply Chain Research Lab
Maria Ottavia Tarana
Delegates
[email protected]
Frati Luigi SpA / Wood industry
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SURViVAL CHINESE
(tratto da: http://saporedicina.com)
BREVE NOTA SULLA PRONUNCIA
Il cinese è una lingua tonale (prevede 4 toni diversi). Per la pronuncia dei toni:
>Il primo tono (ā) si pronuncia come se stessi cantando una nota alta;
> Il secondo tono (á) si pronuncia come se stessi ponendo una domanda in italiano (a salire);
>Il terzo tono (ă) discende e poi sale (ma meno del secondo tono). Normalmente è un po’ più
lungo degli altri toni;
>Il quarto tono (à) discende in maniera secca, come se dicessi “No!” in italiano.
Survival Chinese
Saluti e Frasi Utili
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Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
Ciao/Buongiorno
你好
NĬhăo
Come stai?
你好吗?
NĬhăo ma?
Sto bene, grazie. E tu?
我很好, 你呢?
Wó hén hăo, nĬ ne?
Piacere di conoscerti
见到你很高兴
Jiàndao ní hĕn gāoxìng
Sì
是的
Shìde
No
不是
Búshì
Grazie
谢谢
Xièxiè
No, grazie
不用了,谢谢
Bú yòng le, xièxiè
Prego
不客气
Búkèqi
Arrivederci
再见
Zàijiàn
A domani!
明天见.
Míngtiān jiàn
Scusa
对不起
Duì bu qĬ
No problem
没关系
Méiwèntí
Non capisco
我听不懂
Wŏ tīng bù dŏng
Per favore parli
lentamente
请说慢一点
QĬng shuō màn yìdiăn
Io, Tu, Lui, Lei
我, 你, 他, 她
Wŏ, nĬ, tā, tā
Chiedere Aiuto
Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
Puoi aiutarmi?
你可以帮我吗?
NĬ kĕyĬ bāng wŏ ma?
Dov’è l’ospedale?
医院在哪里 (哪儿)?
Yīyuàn zài nàli (nàr)?
Dov’è la stazione
di polizia?
警局在哪里?
JĬngjù zài nàli?
Dov’è il bagno?
厕所在哪里?
Cèsuŏ zài nàli?
Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
della metro?
地铁站在哪里?
Dìtiĕzhàn zài nàlĭ?
dei treni?
火车站在哪里?
Huŏchēzhàn zài nàlĭ?
Dov’è l’entrata?
入口在哪里?
Rùkŏu zài nàlĭ?
Dov’è l’uscita?
出口在哪里?
Chūkŏu zài nàlĭ?
Nord, Sud, Est, Ovest
北, 南, 东, 西
Bĕi, Nán, Dōng, Xī
Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
Salve autista,
vorrei andare…
你好师傅, 我去 …
Nĭhăo shīfu, wŏ qù…
… all’aereoporto …
… 飞机场
… fēi jī chăng
… alla stazione dei treni …
… 火车站
… huŏchēzhàn
… all’hotel Crowne Plaza
Beijing Zhongguancun
宾馆
… Crowne Plaza Beijing
Zhongguancun bīnguăn
Sono arrivato
到了
… dào le
Orientarsi
Survival Chinese
In Taxi
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al mercato
Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
Quanto costa questo?
这个多少钱?
Zhè ge duō shăo qián?
É troppo caro!
太贵了!
Tài guì le!
Potresti farmi
uno sconto?
便宜一点
Pián yi yī diăn
É troppo grande
太大了
Tài dà le
É troppo piccolo
太小了
Tài xiăo le
Nota: La valuta cinese si chiama Renminbi. Ma i cinesi, quando si riferiscono al prezzo di un
qualcosa, dicono sempre 100 元 (yuán) o, più spesso,100 块 (kuài), che letteralmente significa
“100 pezzi.”
Survival Chinese
Bevande
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Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
Potrei avere
una bottiglia ...
麻烦给我一瓶 ...
Má fan gĕi wŏ yī píng …
... d’acqua
... 水
… shuĭ
… di birra
... 啤酒
… píjiŭ
… di vino rosso
... 红酒
… hóng jiŭ
… di Coca Cola
... 可乐
… kĕlè
… di Sprite
... 雪碧
… xuĕbì
… di succo d’arancia
... 橙汁
… chéng zhī
Potrei avere una tazza...
麻烦给我一杯 ...
Má fan gĕi wŏ yī bēi …
… di tè
... 茶
... chá
… di caffè
... 咖啡
... kāfēi
Freddo
冰的
Bīng de
Caldo
热的
Rè de
Nota: quando si ordina qualcosa da bere in Cina è indicato specificare sempre la temperatura
(“freddo” o “caldo” è sufficiente).
Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
Il conto
买单
măidān
Senza peperoncino
不要辣不要辣
bú yào là
Niente carne,
sono vegetariano
不要肉, 我吃素
bú yào ròu, wŏ chīsù
Da portare via
打包
dăbāo
Potrei avere …
麻烦给我 ...
má fan gěi wŏ …
… una forchetta
... 一个叉子
… yī ge chāzi
... un coltello
... 一个餐刀
… yī ge cān dāo
... un cucchiaio
... 一个勺子
… yī ge sháozi
... un bicchiere
... 一个杯子
… yī ge bēizi
... della frutta
... 水果
… shuĭguŏ
… della verdura
... 蔬菜
… shūcài
… un’insalata verde
... 沙拉
… shālā
... delle uova
... 鸡蛋
… jīdàn
… carne di pollo
... 鸡肉
… jīròu
… carne di manzo
... 牛肉
… niúròu
… carne di maiale
... 猪肉
… zhūròu
… carne di pecora
... 羊肉
… yángròu
… del pesce
... 鱼
… yú
… dei gamberi
... 虾
… xiā
… un piatto di riso
... 米饭
… mĭfàn
… un piatto di spaghetti
... 面条
… miàn tiáo
… delle patate
... 土豆
… tŭdòu
… del tofu
... 豆腐
… dòufu
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Cibo
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Numeri
Italiano
Caratteri cinesi
Pronuncia (pinyin)
0
零
líng
1
一
yī
2
二
èr
3
三
sān
4
四
sì
5
五
wŭ
6
六
liù
7
七
qī
8
八
bā
9
九
jiŭ
10
十
shí
11
十一
shí yī
20
二十
èr shí
21
二十一
shí yī
100
一百
yī băi
Survival Chinese
1000
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一千
yī qiān
Note
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