HOW TO SAY IN CHINESE

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    19 January 2020

    How to Say “Personal” and “Individual” in Chinese? 个人 Ge Ren in Mandarin

    个人 Gè rén stands for an individual, but it also represents the word ‘personally’ or ‘personal’ depending on the formation…
    22 January 2020

    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…
    14 January 2020

    How to Ask Questions in Chinese with 吗 Ma + 是 Shi and 有 You?

    How to Ask Questions in Chinese? 吗 Ma, placed at the end of a sentence always indicate that it is…
    20 February 2020

    How to Say “Seem” in Chinese? 似乎 Sihu, 好像 Haoxiang, 显得 Xiande in Mandarin

    "Seem" in Chinese has a few ways to say. 似乎 Sìhū, 好像 Hǎoxiàng, 显得 Xiǎndé mean "seems to (be), look…
    13 January 2020

    Chinese Pronouns List & Pinyin: Verb – BE 我是 (I am) and HAVE 我有 (I have)

    Chinese Pronouns List: Verb to Be and Verb to Have in Mandarin. We learn the Mandarin Pronouns in singular and…
    4 February 2020

    How to Say “Chinese Math – Add, Plus, Minus, Subtract, Multiply, Divide” in Chinese?

    Chinese Arithmetic - Add, Subtract, Multiply and Divide, is a more advanced level of using the digits. You will learn…
    16 January 2020

    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…
    13 February 2020

    How to Say “Add” in Chinese? 加 Jia and 补充 Buchong in Mandarin

    "Add" in Chinese is 加 Jiā in Mandarin. 补充 Bǔchōng is another "add" word, to mean "supplement". What is "Add Oil"…
    25 February 2020

    How to Say “Teacher” in Chinese? 老师 Laoshi, 教师 Jiaoshi, 导师 Daoshi in Mandarin

    "Teacher" in Mandarin is 老师 Lǎoshī in Chinese. There are also other ways to address "teacher" in Chinese: 教师 Jiàoshī and…
    30 January 2020

    How to Say “7 Days of the Week” in Chinese Mandarin with 星期(x), 礼拜(x) and 周(x)?

    There are 3 ways to say ​"7 Days of the week" in Chinese. You only need to remember one or…
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