I Love You in Chinese: 17+ Romantic Phrases Mandarin Speakers Use to Express Affection

This Week's Posts Top 6 Websites and Tips for Finding the Perfect Online Chinese Tutor Before the 21st century, it was almost impossible to learn Chinese without living in China or miraculously stumbling upon a fluent speaker who offered to teach you everything they knew. But luckily, the 21st century is here—which means finding a Chinese tutor online is easier than ever! In this blog post, I share how to make the most of your lessons and six awesome websites for finding the perfect Chinese tutor online. [READ FULL POST]( 10 Famous Chinese Singers You Need to Listen to Now Tired of memorizing characters or slogging through Chinese books? I hear you. Maybe you need to close your eyes and relax with some Chinese music. I’m not talking about the greatest hits performed on the erhu—you need music with words if you’re going to get any language learning benefits. 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We’ll introduce you to all 214 Chinese radicals with usage examples, and then show you how they can aid you in your understanding of Mandarin writing. [READ FULL POST]( Drinks in Chinese: 85 Useful Vocabulary Terms to Quench Your Thirst We’ve all had that moment in China. You want to order your favorite 饮料 (yǐn lià o) — drink, but you have no idea how to say it. Well, I’ve put together a list of drinks in Chinese, from tea and coffee to soda and alcohol, and more. Next time you sit down at a Chinese restaurant, you’ll have just the vocabulary you need to order your drink with ease! [READ FULL POST]( January sale! Learn a language with authentic videos [START FREE TRIAL]( What users are saying "I really really like the fact that the videos are real authentic videos. It makes it much more interesting. Learning Chinese almost becomes an afterthought to the fact that you are watching cool videos." 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[READ FULL POST]( I Love You in Chinese: 17+ Romantic Phrases Mandarin Speakers Use to Express Affection Saying "I love you" in Mandarin isn’t always as simple as saying æˆ‘çˆ±ä½ (wǒ à i nǐ). There are many other, less straightforward ways to convey the same sentiments. In China, you’d mostly use expressions other than "I love you" to show your love and affection. Let’s dive in deeper and look at some different ways to express the sentiment of "I love you" in Chinese! [READ FULL POST]( Days of the Week in Chinese: The Standard, Modern and Colloquial Forms, Plus Sample Dialogues It’s hard to have a conversation in Chinese without knowing how to describe something as simple as the date. Did you know there are actually three ways you could say "Saturday" and six ways you can say "Sunday" in Mandarin? Read on to find out all of the different ways you can say the days of the week in Chinese, as well as how to talk about appointments, weekly activities, plans and more. [READ FULL POST]( 5 Easy Jokes in Chinese to Impress Your Mandarin-speaking Friends We all know that a good conversation is more than just your average introductions and Q&As. While this can be a challenge even in your native language, you probably don’t want your conversational Chinese to come across as formulaic or forced, either. To really sound like you’ve immersed yourself in Chinese language and culture, you’ve got to go beyond your usual small talk. And one fantastic way to keep everyone immersed in a conversation is by telling jokes—in Chinese! [READ FULL POST]( 10 Iconic Chinese Poems to Deepen Your Cultural Knowledge Poems and other forms of literature reveal various perspectives and truths that a typical history textbook may lack. In addition to being a model for teaching language skills, poetry often contains references to epics, folk tales and stories of historical significance. 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