Formal:
* 结婚 (jié hūn): This is the most common and formal way to say "marry" in Chinese. It literally means "to tie the knot."
Informal:
* 嫁 (jià): This is used specifically when a woman marries, and implies she's marrying into her husband's family.
* 娶 (qǔ): This is used specifically when a man marries, and implies he's taking a wife into his family.
Therefore, "marry" can be translated in different ways in Chinese, depending on the context and the gender of the person getting married.
Here are some ways to phrase "marry" in a sentence:
* 你愿意嫁给我吗？ (Nǐ yuàn yì jià gěi wǒ ma?): Will you marry me? (formal, addressed to a woman)
* 你愿意娶我吗？ (Nǐ yuàn yì qǔ wǒ ma?): Will you marry me? (formal, addressed to a man)
* 我们打算结婚了。 (Wǒmen dǎ suàn jié hūn le.): We are planning to get married. (formal)
* 他们结婚了。 (Tāmen jié hūn le.): They got married. (formal)
Remember to choose the appropriate translation based on the specific context of your sentence.