六凡用英语怎么说

六凡 (liù fán) is a Chinese term that literally means "six mortals" or "six ordinary people." It is often used to refer to ordinary people who are not particularly wealthy or influential, or who do not hold any special positions or titles. The term is derived from Chinese Buddhist teachings, which teach that all beings are subject to the six realms of existence: the realms of gods, demigods, humans, animals, ghosts, and hell.
Here are some example sentences in English and their translations in Chinese:
"The six mortals were just trying to get by, working hard and living simple lives." (六凡们只是想勉勉强强地度日，努力工作，过着简单的生活。)
"Despite their ordinariness, the six mortals were able to accomplish great things through their determination and hard work." (尽管是六凡，但他们凭借决心和努力实现了伟大的事业。)
"The six mortals knew that they were not special or unique, but they were content with their humble lives." (六凡们知道自己并不特别或独特，但他们对自己的卑微的生活感到满足。)