Last time we took a look at how to say, “How many people are in your family?” in Chinese. If you missed that discussion, take some time to go back and answer the question in the reply. Today we will learn basic Chinese for Part 2
Borrowing words from other languages is a common linguistic phenomenon, facilitating cross-cultural exchange and enriching our vocabulary. As you may have noticed, there is a growing trend of English words…
Part 1: Questions 1 ~ 5 Part 2: Questions 6 ~ 10 Part 3: Question 11 ~ 15 Part 4: Question 16 ~ 20 In this series, we will take…
If you often pay attention to creative things and or are interested in learning Chinese then Chineasy is a project that you have no reason to ignore. ShaoLan is the…
Mixing up the tones in Chinese can lead to an unexpected and potentially humorous result. Understanding the importance of mastering Chinese tones can be illustrated through some sentences. Both sentences…
After studying Chinese language and culture intensively for five years, living in Singapore for a year, and living in China for three years, I found that in my everyday Chinese…