How to say no in Chinese Mandarin
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How to Say “No” in Chinese: A Journey Beyond the Simple “Bù”

Mastering the art of saying “no” in Chinese involves more than just learning a few phrases. From the polite “méiyǒu” to the firm “bù kěnéng,” discover how to navigate cultural nuances while keeping conversations respectful and engaging. This guide covers the different ways to say “no” in Mandarin and shares interesting anecdotes about the subtleties of Chinese hospitality and communication.

How to say yes in Chinese
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How to Say Yes in Chinese: More Than Just “Shì”

Learn the various ways to say “yes” in Chinese beyond just “shì.” Explore how different phrases like “duì,” “hǎo,” and even gestures are used in everyday conversations. Discover cultural nuances, fun anecdotes, and regional slang that make agreeing in Chinese a fascinating part of mastering the language!

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Post 2: Pronouncing Basic Chinese Characters & Say My Name: Introducing Yourself in Mandarin

Pronouncing Basic Chinese Characters Pronouncing Chinese characters starts with understanding Pinyin, which is the Romanized form of Chinese characters. Here’s how to pronounce some common sounds in Mandarin Chinese: 1. Consonants Some consonants in Mandarin are pronounced similarly to their…