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How to Say “Allow” in Chinese? 允许 Yunxu in Mandarin
"Allow" in Chinese is 允许 Yǔnxǔ. Used as a more polite, formal or commanding tone in Mandarin. Negation: 不允许 Bù…
How to Say “Master” in Chinese? 师傅 & 师父 Shifu Meaning in Mandarin
Master in Chinese is 师傅 Shīfù or 师父 Shīfu. Two Shifu meaning in Mandarin. Sifu is in Cantonese. Listen to…
Difference between J, Q, X Sound: Chinese Pinyin Pronunciation Practice
Out of the J, Q, X sound, J sound exhales no air when you pronounce the Chinese Pinyin whereas Q…
How to Say “Invite” in Chinese? 邀请 Yaoqing in Mandarin
Inviting someone or giving an invitation? How to say "Invite" in Chinese in a formal or casual way - 邀请…
How to Say “Admit” and “Confess” in Chinese? 承认 Chengren in Mandarin
"Confess" or "Admit" in Chinese is 承认 Chéngrèn. You will also get examples of the negation terms - 不承认 and…
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 “Guarantee” in Chinese? 保证 Baozheng in Mandarin
"Guarantee" in Chinese is 保证 bǎozhèng (verb). A salesman will also give you the same "warranty" in Mandarin (noun) that…
How to Say “Accept and Reject” in Chinese? 接受 Jieshou and 拒绝 Jujue in Mandarin
How to say "Accept" in Chinese and "Reject" in Mandarin when accepting (接受 Jiēshòu) or rejecting/declining (拒绝 Jùjué) an invitation?
Chinese Personal Pronouns: Subject vs Object Pronouns (I vs Me)
Chinese Personal Pronouns are words that comprise of “I, you, he, she, it, we, they" VS "me, you, him, her,…
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…
