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28 apr 2024 · 5. 少年的你 (Shàonián de Nǐ) — Better Days. Year Released: 2019. Genre: Drama/Crime. This film revolves around the story of Chen Nian, a high school student who becomes the target of bullying in a highly competitive and stressful educational environment. She forms an unexpected bond with a street thug named Xiao Bei.
12 mag 2024 · Last updated: May 12, 2024. Winkie Wong. Learn Chinese, Usage. ‘好 (hǎo)’ is frequently one of the first characters that learners encounter when they begin studying Chinese, and anyone can tell you that it means ‘good.’. When used as a reply in conversation, it can also mean ‘sure,’ ‘fine,’ or ‘ok.’.
3 giorni fa · The Chinese personal pronouns are wǒ (我, "I, me"), nǐ (你; 你/妳, "you"), and tā (他/她/牠/它, "he, him / she, her / it (animals) / it (inanimate objects)". Plurals are formed by adding men ( 们 ; 們 ): wǒmen ( 我们 ; 我們 , "we, us"), nǐmen ( 你们 ; 你們 , "you"), tāmen ( 他们/她们/它们/它们 ; 他們 ...
15 mag 2024 · (Nǐ yào xiāngxìn nǐ zìjǐ.) You need to believe in yourself. Possessive Pronouns in Chinese. Unlike English, which uses distinct words to indicate possession, Chinese simplifies this by using the word 的 (de) after a pronoun. For a more in-depth look at the usage of 的 (de), check out our article on the topic here. Pronoun + 的(de)
6 mag 2024 · Watch on. Info/About “You Who Cannot be Touched” Background Story of “You Who Cannot be Touched” This song was released on June 12, 2020. Lyrics in Pinyin/Mandarin/English of “You Who Cannot be Touched” hái néng fǒu. 还 能 否. Can I still. kào jìn zài zhǐ chǐ de nǐ. 靠 近 在 咫 尺 的 你. Come close to you. qīng tīng hū xī. 倾 听 呼 吸. Listen to your breath.
30 apr 2024 · Cleveland Chamber Choir. 339 subscribers. Subscribed. 1. 40 views 1 day ago. Artistic Director Gregory Ristow conducts Cleveland Chamber Choir in the world premiere performance of “Nǐ de...
14 mag 2024 · 1. 你好 (Nǐ hǎo) – Hello. This is the bread and butter of Chinese greetings. Suitable for almost all occasions, 你好 (Nǐ hǎo) is your go-to phrase. It’s akin to the English “hello” and is universally polite and neutral. 2. 您好 (Nín hǎo) – Hello (formal) When addressing someone older or in a position of respect, switch to 您好 (Nín hǎo).
