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Like before, the Chinese character for “after” can be used both as a directional
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To get started with how to say hello in Chinese, it’s important to know PinYin (the romanization/phonetics/alphabet) of the Chinese language. For example, you can see what the PinYin looks like by viewing the letters written beneath the characters: The pronunciation is similar to “knee how,” but notice that there are also markings above some […]
Continue ReadingHello in Chinese–the Polite Version This more polite version of hello in Chinese should always be used when addressing the elderly, but is also very appropriate at formal occasions for your peers or those to whom you wish to show respect. Since this phrase is SO close to the common greeting, you might want to […]
Continue ReadingAlthough hello in Chinese is the standard form of how to say hello in Chinese, you can also say “hi” in Chinese. But, you will find that hi in Chinese is used much differently than where we would normally say hi! I’ll try to explain it by situations so that you can see what I […]
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Hello in Chinese