When I moved back to the US, the habit stuck... and I occasionally forget that I'm no longer surrounded by people who know Mandarin. So, I decided I would tell you, my fellow friends, what I'm saying in Chinese so you don't think I'm insulting you, because I promise, I'm not! (I'm not THAT mean... Just kidding... I'm really not a mean person, at least according to Devon)
Both "English" and "Chinese"... English is on the right and is written with traditional characters (the hard ones) and Chinese is on the left and is written with simplified characters (the slightly easier ones that I learned back in +852) (+852 is the area code for Hong Kong). Image credits to wikipedia.
1. Hello
你好
Nǐ hǎo (Pronounced knee.how)
2. Thank You
谢谢
Xièxiè (Pronounced shay.shay)
3. What
什么
Shénme (Pronounced shun.ma)
4. Why
为什么
Wèishénme (Pronounced way.shun.ma)
5. Very Good
很好
hěnhǎo (Pronounced hen.how)
Thank you to Google for helping me out with the characters (:
If you spend any amount of time with me, these phrases would most likely be good to know (: but you don't have too...
Have a supreme day (:
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