Chinese cuisine is not only mouth-wateringly delicious, but also full of veggies!
Whether you want to visit an authentic Chinese restaurant or take an exciting trip to China, you’re going to want to know your (shū cài) or …
Whether we’re deep in the throes of a passionate romance, cruising for our next crush or helping a friend recover from a difficult breakup, love is often on our minds.
So, why not add some romantic vocabulary to your Chinese …
If you recently started learning Chinese, odds are learning to count is one of your first goals.
This is a great goal, because you can discuss a lot of topics once you know your Chinese (shù zì) — numbers.…
Learning pronouns in Chinese will help you construct your own sentences in the language.
Imagine chatting with a new Chinese acquaintance.
You might say: I am a teacher, and we are from the United States.
You can also ask …
The first step in combining Chinese language and culture involves being prepared to introduce yourself in Chinese at any moment. In a culture based on (guānxi – relationships), it’s crucial to be able to describe yourself accurately.
The simplest …
Whether you’re the new love interest or just a classmate, there’s a lot of pressure to make a good first impression on others’ parents.
Throw in a language barrier, and the pressure doubles.
If you’re a beginning Chinese student, …
Deciding what you want to eat can be very difficult when you love food.
If you’re at a Chinese restaurant, then there are likely a lot of interesting dishes you’ll want to order!
In this post, we’ll help you get …
Yin and yang, P.F. Chang’s… Chinese words can’t be all that difficult to pronounce, right?
The truth? Chinese has vocab words that are difficult to read out loud at first because our minds automatically think in English when faced with …
There are so many more ways to say “I love you” in Mandarin Chinese than just (wǒ ài nǐ).
In China, you’d mostly use other, less straightforward expressions to show your love and affection.
32+ Common Chinese Terms of …
Your Chinese partner just invited you to their mother’s birthday celebration.
You want to make a good first impression on their family, so you decide to learn how to say “happy birthday” in Chinese.
Beyond Chinese birthday wishes, you …
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