Pedagogy Corner

During your journey of learning Chinese characters, you’ve probably come across the mouth radical in Chinese many times – one of the most frequently used radicals in the entire writing system. This radical is directly connected to speech, sound, eating, and actions performed by the mouth, and it appears in a wide range of everyday […]

Music is a universal language that connects people beyond borders and cultural differences. For learners who already have a basic foundation in Mandarin, expanding your vocabulary into more interesting and specific topics – such as music – can help make your communication more natural and engaging. In this article, Ni Hao Ma will introduce you

Have you ever wondered how native speakers express romance or confess feelings beyond the familiar “Wǒ ài nǐ” (I love you)? Learning love in Chinese is not just about vocabulary – it’s about capturing subtle emotions and heartfelt moments. Language allows us to connect deeply with the people we care about, and romantic expressions in

Have you ever felt confused about how to say “toothache,” “scaling,” or “tooth filling” in Chinese? Dental care is a basic need in daily life, and for anyone living or working in a Chinese-speaking environment, understanding dental Chinese vocabulary is extremely important. In this guide, Ni Hao Ma introduces the most commonly used Chinese dental

Zodiac signs are a topic that attracts a great deal of interest among young people – not only in Vietnam but also in many other countries, including China. Each zodiac sign carries its own unique personality traits and symbolic meanings. In this article, we’ll explore how to say the 12 zodiac signs in Chinese accurately,