Ah, turning Melbourne into Chinese characters, are we? Melbourne is written as 墨尔本 (Mò'ěrběn) in Simplified Chinese. It's a phonetic translation capturing the sound rather than the meaning. If you're planning to impress your Mandarin-speaking mates or just want to sound cultured, now you have it.
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