How to say “or” in Chinese
In this post I will cover the Chinese words for “or” as well as the difference between 是 and 或者
Beginners Info
Borrowing and Lending in Chinese
In this post I will cover how to borrow and lend things in Chinese.
How to introduce yourself in Chinese
One of the first things you need to learn in Chinese is how to introduce yourself and let people know a little bit about you. In this post I’ll cover all this and more.
Best ways to say Goodbye in Chinese
In this post I’ll give you the best ways to say Goodbye in Chinese.
Best ways to say Hello in Chinese
In this post I will cover the best ways to say “Hello” or greet people in Chinese. If you are a Chinese languge learner, try to use a different greeting every day so you get used to using them all. Be sure to also check out my post on how to address people in Chinese. …
How to say and write my name in Chinese (male names)
In this post I have provided a list of English to Chinese translations of male English names with audio pronunciation you can listen to so you are sure of how to say your name
How to say and write my name in Chinese (female names)
In this post I have provided a list of English to Chinese translations of female English names with audio pronunciation you can listen to
How to count in Chinese
Counting in Chinese is relatively easy being a decimal counting system. This means Chinese has the numbers for 0 – 9, ten, hundred, etc. In Chinese you can write numbers as numerals as we do in English, that is 0,1,2,3,etc., or you in words, the equivalent of zero, one, two, three, etc. Whichever way you …
Top 25 Chinese phrases for tourists
If you are travelling to China or a Chinese speaking country but don’t know Chinese, below are a list of the top 25 useful phrases you should learn. Think of this as a cheat sheet for visiting China, so perhaps save it on your phone or print it out before you travel.
How to teach your child Chinese
Teaching your children a second language is always a challenge. For those who are native Chinese speakers this is obviously a lot easier, but for those of us who would like to teach our Children Chinese despite our own lack of Chinese fluency, this is a challenge. There is no single correct approach to teaching …