teach you some Chinese
By zhangvicky
@zhangvicky (258)
China
November 28, 2007 4:40am CST
Are you interested in Chinese??
here ,I will teach you some basic sentences.
"ni hao !" means"how are you" in English.
"zao shang hao" means "good morning."
"hao chi" means "delicious"
"dui bu qi" means " sorry"
"xie xie" means "Thank you"
Have some questions?? :)
2 responses
@gr8life (6251)
• Malaysia
29 Nov 07
Hello zhangvicky,
It is nice of you to do this. I am interested to learn the language but in my country, it is very seldom for the Chinese to speak in Mandarin. I learned basic Mandarin for a semester when I was pursuing my degree but yet to speak in the language fluently. It was like a one way learning. I couldn't practice it as most of my colleagues don't speak Mandarin. They speak mostly Cantonese and some in Hokkien. By the way, I am also really bad at learning new language. I am working for Japanese and still can't speak in the language. My husband is a Russian and still the same thing happens...I don't even know a single word in Russian language!
@zhangvicky (258)
• China
29 Nov 07
You know how I envy you? *smile* you have so many chances to learn a new language...
Now I'm learning Japanese... In fact,we don't like Japan, it did something terrible to our country in the World War... But how to say, we are learning it to earn their money. *giggle*
@gr8life (6251)
• Malaysia
30 Nov 07
Hello zhangvicky,
I understand what you mean by saying that they did something bad to your people during the world war. Oh, you are not supposed to envy me! I let go all the opportunities to learn new languages just like that! I didn't even do anything to solve my 'lazy attitude' problem *smiles* I hope you will get to learn and speak Japanese soon. I do believe you can speak the language faster than me. It has been almost 10 years and I am still at lost when they speak in Japanese!
@tazpromote (965)
• United States
28 Nov 07
Nice to learn your chinese word ! How to say in chinese when you make love with your partner ? Write more in chinese say " I want to love you?"
@zhangvicky (258)
• China
29 Nov 07
you mean "make love?" well,*giggle* that is " zuo ai"
"wo xiang ai ni" That's "I want to love you"
:)
