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A how to for “picking up” in Chinese

Stop sniggering at the back! When you saw the title, did you think we were learning about how to pick up a man or woman in Chinese class today? We are strictly talking about the Chinese translations of the English…

We are strictly talking about the Chinese translations of the English phrase “to pick up”! For example, “to pick up a book”, “…your parents” or “…a little Mandarin”. This is a little less easy in Mandarin, as the word will change depending on the situation. 

Let`s take a look:   http://bit.ly/2mAEc1m

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Chinese Characters Containing the Radical “口”!

How to write Chinese characters? it is helpful to group them by ones containing similar meaningful parts. We’ll focus on the characters with the 口 (kǒu) radical.

While learning how to write Chinese characters, it is sometimes helpful to group them by ones containing similar meaningful parts. In this post, we’ll focus on some characters with the 口 (kǒu) radical.

Check it here: http://bit.ly/2l1LPtC  

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(via How Chinese People Say “No” in Various Ways)

There are two types of refusals in Chinese culture. One is a “real refusal,” while the other is “ritual refusal.” How do you best express your refusal? 

Check it out:  http://bit.ly/2iPWef2

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希望你的2017______(wish your 2017 ______)

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8 Things You Might Not Know About Chinese New Year

You might have heard a few things about Chinese New Year already. You’ve probably heard about the firecrackers and maybe even the money in red envelopes that older members of the family give to young children to celebrate the festival.…

About the Spring Festival, there are other things that are less widely-known, so with the new year just around the corner, I want to take a look at some of the aspects of the festival I’ve found out since coming to China that you might not know about.

Know more: http://bit.ly/2keTHeB

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108 Chinese New Year Greeting Phrases and Sentences!

I gather some interesting phrases and sentences in Chinese for Chinese New Year. You can use them to greet your family, friends, boss or even your teacher

The Spring Festival is just around the corner. There are some interesting phrases and sentences that are heard during the Chinese New Year. And of course you can use them to greet your family, your friends, your boss or even your teacher! Let’s see!

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Mastering Existential Sentences(存现句) in Mandarin

Let’s now look at ‘存现句’, which are called Existential Sentences. Existential Sentences are an especially useful structure in Mandarin. Chinese people use it to express the existence, appearance, or disappearance of someone or something. It is similar to the ‘There…

Key Grammar：

Existential Sentences are an especially useful structure in Mandarin. Chinese people use it to express the existence, appearance, or disappearance of someone or something. Here is the explanation about this grammar: http://bit.ly/2j9CWhb

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HSK Test - Information, Resource and How to Prepare

The HSK test measures your ability to use and understand the Chinese language. For this HSK guide, you can find all what you need to know.

About HSK, all you need to know:

http://bit.ly/2i9zAd3