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Day 44 Greetings – Substitution Drill 你出去了?我去看电影了。

Published on July 29, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

你出去了?我去看电影了 means did you go out? I went to see a movie.

Tags Chinese, learn, mandarin

Day 43 Greetings – Substitution Drill 你出去了?我去打篮球了。

Published on July 28, 2019July 28, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

你出去了?我去打篮球了 means did you go out? I went to play basketball.

Tags Chinese, learn, mandarin

Day 42 Greetings – Substitution Drill 你出去了?我去办事了。

Published on July 27, 2019July 28, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

你出去了?我去办事了 means did you go out? I went to take care of some business.

Tags Chinese, mandarin

Day 7 Greetings between casual acquaintances 马马虎虎

Published on June 22, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

马马虎虎 means just so-so.

Tags just so so, mandarin

Day 6 Greetings between casual acquaintances 好久不见了, 你还好吧?

Published on June 21, 2019June 21, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

好久不见了, 你还好吧 means I haven’t seen you for a long time. How’s everything?

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Day 5 Greetings between casual acquaintances 我挺好的 (I’m fine)

Published on June 20, 2019June 21, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

我挺好的 means I’m fine.

Tags I am fine, mandarin

Day 4 Greetings between casual acquaintances 近来怎么样 (how’s it going?)

Published on June 19, 2019June 21, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

近来怎么样 means how’s it going, literally “recently how’s going”.

Tags how is it going, mandarin

Day 3 Greetings between casual acquaintances 晚上好 (good evening)

Published on June 18, 2019June 21, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

晚上好 means good evening, literally “evening good”.

Tags good evening, mandarin

Day 2 Greetings between casual acquaintances 早上好 (good morning)

Published on June 16, 2019June 21, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

早上好 means good morning, literally “morning good”.

Tags good morning, mandarin

Day 1 Greetings between casual acquaintances 你好 (hello)

Published on June 16, 2019June 21, 2019 by 玩儿去|wanquLeave a comment

你好 means hello, literally “you good”. It can be used in both formal or informal situations, meeting with the president or greeting the homeless people.

Tags hello, mandarin

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