Say words of greetings in Mandarin Chinese

Say words of greetings in Mandarin Chinese

Learn how you can say common greetings in Mandarin Chinese. This language lesson covers how to say "hello", "how are you", "good morning", "good night", "have you eaten yet", and "good bye" in Mandarin Chinese. This is a great lesson for beginner Mandarin students or someone who is visiting China.

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tlentine 6 months ago
Thank you for spending your time teaching others your language. I have never been out of the country. However there is a young Chinese family in our community. The mom has two small children, kindergarden girl and a 4month old boy. I would like to talk to her but she does know very much english and she seems so alone. I want her to feel welcomed here.
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