Derek from Australia (!) requested the Chinese translation for “twins” as in “I wish I had a twin, so I could know what I’d look like without plastic surgery”…  Joan Rivers, comedian…  bwahaha.

… where essentially the first character means “a pair,” the second character can mean “placenta,” and the third character technically means an “unborn child,” but in this context, can also refer to a born child.

One final note:  In short, there is no distinction between singular and plural form for nouns in Chinese…  so this could represent the singular form “twin” as well, depending on context.

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