I’ve teamed up with Kyle Balmer fromSensible Chineseto show you how you can learn the basic building blocks of the Chinese written language, andbuild your Chinese vocabulary quickly. First, you’ll learn the basics of how the Chinese written language is constructed. Then, you’ll get a ste...
By clicking Join Now, you agree to our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, and to receive our email communications, which you may opt out at any time.Learn all about Chinese NamesDo you want to know how to write your name in Chinese? We’ll be honest with you—one of the questions we ...
So, if a child excels in Mandarin Chinese, counting from 1 to 10, they can easily count to 99 later. How to Count to 10 in Chinese? The lower numbers in Mandarin Chinese are very straightforward to learn. These are simple words, and the characters are the easiest to write. They ...
and your address at the top of the letter applies in China. I think it's fine to not include an address and start off with the greeting. Something like 尊敬的 [insert name], 您好: is good.When signing off, write something like 祝好 or 敬礼 if you want to be extra polite.
anext to a supermarket 在超级市场旁边[translate] aBlank sailing 空白的航行[translate] a这是SAIIY This is SAIIY[translate] amy day always starts 我的总天开始[translate] ahow to write in chinese ? 如何写在汉语?[translate]
您为什么回答“嗯...”? tommy91 2015年6月12日 印尼语 Could you write it with hanzi please lizb08 2015年6月12日 中文(简体) 一万,十万,一百万 tommy91 2015年6月12日 印尼语 Thank you [来自HiNative]Hi!正在学习外语的你 你知道如何提升自己的外语能力吗❓只需写下外语文章并让母语使用者更正!
"读" is missing the penultimate step, can you read it?
Q1: “Jing, do I really need to learn how to write in Chinese?” Because of technology, nowadays more and more people tend to just learn Pinyin and then type Chinese characters instead of writing them down. It indeed seems more convenient and easier. However, for a Chinese learner, writin...
How to pronounce decimal points in ChineseThe character for “point” in Chinese is 点diǎn, pronounced “diǎn”. 点diǎn is used in maths, thus if you wanted to write 3.7 in Chinese characters, that is the equivalent of writing it as “three point seven” in English, the Chinese ...
An earlier form of "you" in Chinese was a pictograph of a balanced load. This symbol was later simplified to the character 尔. Eventually, the person radical was added. In its current form, 你 could be read as “someone who is balanced, or of equal stature,” meaning “you.” Mandari...