Chinese is a tonal language. Tone is an important part of proper pronunciation. Many characters in Mandarin Chinese sound the same. Therefore, to distinguish between words when speaking Mandarin, tones are required. Mandarin has four main tones and one neutral tone (or, as some say, five tones). Have a look at the picture below to get […]
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Just like other languages, Chinese also has punctuation marks. However, there will be some slight differences from English. Let’s find out through this article. I. Full stop Although the shape is slightly different from an English period, it has the same function. II. Comma A comma can be used in Chinese sentences similarly to how
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Ever wondered how to choose the perfect gift or offer birthday wishes in Chinese? Gift-giving is more than just exchanging presents; it’s a way to express affection and care. To help you feel more confident in your interactions with Chinese friends, let’s dive into the essential vocabulary for gifts in this article! Vocabulary for Different
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Terms about Business in Mandarin you may not know! Learn more about our Business Mandarin with Ni Hao Ma.
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Who regularly check weibo will definitely see that Mandarin native speakers often use abbreviations in texting and commenting. Do you know the full meaning? If still not yet, save this post right away and use it immediately to become more “native”!!
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