HOW TO SAY IN CHINESE

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    Chinese Reflexive Pronouns: Myself in Chinese – Ziji 自己, Ben Shen 本身 and Ben Ren 本人

    自己 Zìjǐ, 本身 Běnshēn and 本人 Běnrén are all Chinese Reflexive Pronouns which mean oneself, myself and itself in Mandarin.…

    How to Say “When” in Mandarin?

    When in Mandarin is 什么时候 Shénme shíhou. Another secondary word for When in Chinese is 几时 Jǐshí. Both words can…

    How to Say “Who, Whom, Whose” in Chinese?

    "Who" in Chinese - 谁 | Shuí or Shéi is one of the Chinese Interrogation words and comes in two…

    How to Say “Beat” in Chinese? 打 Da, 揍 Zou, 打败 Dabai in Mandarin

    "Beat" in Chinese Mandarin: = 打 Dǎ (Beat someone), 揍 Zòu (Thrash), 击败 Jíbài or 打败 Dǎbài (Defeat), 敲打 Qiāodǎ (Hit…

    Chinese Demonstrative Pronouns & Adjectives: This, That, These, Those, This One, That One

    This, That, These, Those are Chinese Demonstrative Pronouns which suggest a relative distance or time based on individual perception of…

    Chinese Possessive Pronouns vs Possessive Determiners (Mine vs My) with “的 De”

    Chinese Possessive Pronouns (Mine) and Possessive Determiners (My), also known as Possessive Adjectives are not the same, even though both…

    Asking for Directions in Chinese in a Variety of Ways

    Asking for Directions in Chinese on the street or while travelling is one of the best ways to speak Mandarin.…

    20 Chinese Ordinal Numbers with 第 Dì – First, Second, Third Position in Mandarin

    We use 第 Dì + Cardinal Number (1, 2, 3...) + Measure Word + Noun to form Chinese Ordinal Numbers…

    How to Express Sentences with Colors in Mandarin?

    Chinese colors are often used in Mandarin than English or perhaps, more than any other languages. The Chinese language not…
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