"And"
* The most common way to express "and" in Chinese is using the conjunction "和" (hé). It's pronounced like "ho" and used between two nouns, verbs, or clauses to indicate conjunction.
"To"
* "到" (dào) - This is the most common symbol for "to" when indicating direction or arrival. It's pronounced like "dao" and used in phrases like "go to the store" (去商店到).
* "向" (xiàng) - This symbol also means "to" but often indicates direction or movement towards something. It's pronounced like "xiang" and used in phrases like "face towards the east" (面向东方).
* "对" (duì) - This symbol means "to" when referring to a specific person or object. It's pronounced like "dui" and used in phrases like "speak to the teacher" (对老师说话).
Important Note: There are other ways to express "and" and "to" in Chinese depending on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey. For example, "与" (yǔ) can also mean "and" in formal writing.
If you need more specific examples or have other Chinese translations you'd like to know, please feel free to ask!