Mandarin Essentials
Video Lesson: Know “Boring” in Chinese for Those Unbearable Moments!
Go catch a movie? Not interesting! Shopping? Tired! Calculus lectures? So boring! Watch Video Answers …
Video Lesson: All Good? Learn “Me too!” in Chinese
So, are we in agreement? Say so by learning “我也是 (Wǒ yě shì) Me too!” in Chinese. Study the lesson and stick around for some helpful exercises to test your knowledge! Watch Video Answers …
Video Lesson: Know Any Slugs? Learn “Hurry up” in Chinese
Late for a party? Tell your friends to hurry up! Watch Video Answers …
Video Lesson: It is “真棒 (zhēn bàng) Awesome!”
It is great! It is awesome! It is wonderful! It is amazing! In Chinese, you can just say “真棒！ (Zhēn bàng!)” Watch Video Answers …
Making Your Chinese Vocabulary More Powerful with 强(qiáng)!
Today we are going to learn a very common word, one you might even use daily. In Chinese, the character “强 (qiáng)” means strong, powerful, or better. It can also be used when ranking things. For example, with “前 (qián)+ Number + 强 (qiáng),” the …
Answer to Answering the Phone? Make Sure You Greet Them the Right Way!
Answer: 1. A 2. B
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Answering the Phone? Make Sure You Greet Them the Right Way!
When the phone starts to ring, what do you say when you answer? Hi? Hello? What’s up? In China, the most common telephone opener is “喂 (wéi),” which is similar to “Hi!” or “Hello!” It’s a quick way to respond, and it’s easy to remember …
Video Lesson: I Want to “换钱 (huàn qián) Exchange Money!”
Chinese Yuan? Renmingbi? Yeah…that is what you got to use in China. Watch Video Answers …
Answer to Word Mixup: Are You Drunk or Speechless?
Answer: C If you have already learned the Chinese word “醉(zuì),” then you know that it literally means “drunk, intoxicated.” Take a look at these examples to better understand its usage as “drunk.” Examples: Tā zuótiān wǎnshang yòu hē zuì le. 他 昨天 晚上 又 …
Word Mixup: Are You Drunk or Speechless?
Mǎ Lì: Jié Kè, nǐ zuótiān gànma qù le？ 马 丽：杰克，你 昨天 干嘛 去 了？ Mary: Jack, what were you doing yesterday? Jié Kè: Wǒ zuótiān qù tī zúqiú le. 杰 克：我 昨天 去 踢足球 了。 Jack: I played football yesterday. Mǎ Lì: Shénme? Zhème …