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Before we look up at sushi and fish in Chinese, let me tell you a fun but sad story. There are some young people named salmon in Taiwan. Due to a restaurant in Taiwan offered free sushi to those who have salmon in their name. Hundreds of people changed their names, but Taiwan limits citizens can make name changes only two times. Without a change in the law, some are stuck with names like Salmon Dream or Dancing Salmon.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Fish Kinds in Chinese<\/mark><\/h2>\n\n\n\n
English<\/strong><\/td>Simplified<\/strong><\/td>China<\/strong><\/td>Traditional<\/strong><\/td>Taiwan<\/strong><\/td>Korean<\/strong><\/td>Japanese<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Mackerel<\/td>\u9cad\u9c7c<\/td>q\u012bngy\u00fa<\/td>\u9bd6\u9b5a<\/td>q\u012bngy\u00fa<\/td>\uace0\ub4f1\uc5b4<\/td>\u30b5\u30d0<\/td><\/tr>
Tuna<\/td>\u91d1\u67aa\u9c7c<\/td>j\u012bnqi\u0101ngy\u00fa<\/td>\u9baa\u9b5a<\/td>w\u011biy\u00fa<\/td>\ucc38\uce58<\/td>\u307e\u3050\u308d<\/td><\/tr>
Perch<\/td>\u9c88\u9c7c<\/td>l\u00fay\u00fa<\/td>\u9c78\u9b5a<\/td>l\u00fay\u00fa<\/td>\ub18d\uc5b4<\/td>\u30b9\u30ba\u30ad<\/td><\/tr>
Cod<\/td>\u9cd5\u9c7c<\/td>xu\u011by\u00fa<\/td>\u9c48\u9b5a<\/td>xu\u011by\u00fa<\/td>\ub300\uad6c<\/td>\u30bf\u30e9<\/td><\/tr>
Catfish<\/td>\u9cb6\u9c7c<\/td>ni\u01ceny\u00fa<\/td>\u9bf0\u9b5a<\/td>ni\u01ceny\u00fa<\/td>\uba54\uae30<\/td>\u30ca\u30de\u30ba<\/td><\/tr>
Carp<\/td>\u9ca4\u9c7c<\/td>l\u01d0y\u00fa<\/td>\u9bc9\u9b5a<\/td>l\u01d0y\u00fa<\/td>\uc789\uc5b4<\/td>\u30b3\u30a4<\/td><\/tr>
Flounder<\/td>\u6bd4\u76ee\u9c7c<\/td>b\u01d0m\u00f9y\u00fa<\/td>\u6bd4\u76ee\u9b5a<\/td>b\u01d0m\u00f9y\u00fa<\/td>\uad11\uc5b4<\/td>\u30d2\u30e9\u30e1<\/td><\/tr>
Salmon<\/td>\u9c91\u9c7c<\/td>gu\u012by\u00fa<\/td>\u9bad\u9b5a<\/td>gu\u012by\u00fa<\/td>\uc5f0\uc5b4<\/td>\u30b5\u30b1<\/td><\/tr>
Herring<\/td>\u9cb1\u9c7c<\/td>f\u0113iy\u00fa<\/td>\u9be1\u9b5a<\/td>f\u0113iy\u00fa<\/td>\uccad\uc5b4<\/td>\u30cb\u30b7\u30f3<\/td><\/tr>
Cutlassfish<\/td>\u5e26\u9c7c<\/td>d\u00e0iy\u00fa<\/td>\u767d\u5e36\u9b5a<\/td>b\u00e1id\u00e0iy\u00fa<\/td>\uac08\uce58<\/td>\u30bf\u30c1\u30a6\u30aa<\/td><\/tr>
Eel<\/td>\u9cd7\u9c7c<\/td>m\u00e1ny\u00fa<\/td>\u9c3b\u9b5a<\/td>m\u00e1ny\u00fa<\/td>\uc7a5\uc5b4<\/td>\u30a6\u30ca\u30ae<\/td><\/tr>
Grouper<\/td>\u77f3\u6591\u9c7c<\/td>sh\u00edb\u0101ny\u00fa<\/td>\u77f3\u6591\u9b5a<\/td>sh\u00edb\u0101ny\u00fa<\/td>\uc6b0\ub7ed<\/td>\u30cf\u30bf<\/td><\/tr>
Horse mackerel<\/td>\u7af9\u835a\u9c7c<\/td>zh\u00faji\u00e1y\u00fa<\/td>\u7af9\u83a2\u9b5a<\/td>zh\u00faji\u00e1y\u00fa<\/td>\uc804\uac31\uc774<\/td>\u30a2\u30b8<\/td><\/tr>
Saury<\/td>\u79cb\u5200\u9c7c<\/td>qi\u016bd\u0101oy\u00fa<\/td>\u79cb\u5200\u9b5a<\/td>qi\u016bd\u0101oy\u00fa<\/td>\uaf41\uce58<\/td>\u30b5\u30f3\u30de<\/td><\/tr>
Snapper<\/td>\u9cb7\u9c7c<\/td>di\u0101oy\u00fa<\/td>\u9bdb\u9b5a<\/td>di\u0101oy\u00fa<\/td>\ub3c4\ubbf8<\/td>\u30bf\u30a4<\/td><\/tr>
Whitebait<\/td>\u5c0f\u9be1\u9b5a<\/td>xi\u01ceof\u0113iy\u00fa<\/td>\u9b69\u4ed4\u9b5a<\/td>m\u00f2z\u01ceiy\u00fa*<\/td>\ubc45\uc5b4<\/td>\u30b7\u30e9\u30a6\u30aa<\/td><\/tr>
Shark<\/td>\u9ca8\u9c7c<\/td>sh\u0101y\u00fa<\/td>\u9bca\u9b5a<\/td>sh\u0101y\u00fa<\/td>\uc0c1\uc5b4<\/td>\u30b5\u30e1<\/td><\/tr>
Flying fish<\/td>\u98de\u9c7c<\/td>f\u0113iy\u00fa<\/td>\u98db\u9b5a<\/td>f\u0113iy\u00fa<\/td>\ub0a0\uce58<\/td>\u30c8\u30d3\u30a6\u30aa<\/td><\/tr>
Tilapia<\/td>\u7f57\u975e\u9c7c<\/td>lu\u00f3f\u0113iy\u00fa<\/td>\u5433\u90ed\u9b5a<\/td>w\u00fagu\u014dy\u00fa<\/td>\ud2f8\ub77c\ud53c\uc544<\/td>\u30c6\u30a3\u30e9\u30d4\u30a2<\/td><\/tr>
Goldfish<\/td>\u91d1\u9c7c<\/td>j\u012bny\u00fa<\/td>\u91d1\u9b5a<\/td>j\u012bny\u00fa<\/td>\uae08\ubd95\uc5b4<\/td>\u91d1\u9b5a<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

\u9b69\u4ed4\u9b5am\u00f2z\u01ceiy\u00fa in Taiwan we always call it in Taiwanese not Chinese. You can click the play button to hear how we say it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n