Matthew in Chinese
The standard Chinese transliteration of Matthew is 马修, pronounced Mǎxiū. Hear it below, see what each character means, then try saying it yourself.
马修
Mǎxiū
Character by character
马
mǎT3
horse
修
xiūT1
to repair; cultivate
About this transliteration
People named Matthew are 马修, but the Gospel of Matthew is 马太福音.
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