“Welcome” is 欢迎 (huānyíng). Here are some example sentences to help you practice: 欢迎光临 (huānyíng guānglín) is a polite and formal way to say “Welcome,” often used in businesses like restaurants, hotels, and stores to greet customers. Breaking it Down Example Sentences to Practice
Continue ReadingBreakdown of the Phrase: So, 再来一局 literally means “Let’s have another round (of a game).” This phrase is commonly used when playing games, such as: Practice with Examples Variations to Sound More Natural
Continue Reading1. 可是 (kěshì) — “but,” “however” 2. 但是 (dànshì) — “but,” “however” 3. 不过 (búguò) — “but,” “however,” “only” 4. 然而 (rán’ér) — “however,” “yet,” “nevertheless” 5. 却 (què) — “but,” “yet,” “however” 6. 只是 (zhǐshì) — “only,” “just that,” “but” 7. 尽管…但是/可是 (jǐnguǎn…dànshì/kěshì) — “although… but” 8. 不过是 (búguò shì) — “nothing but,” “just” […]
Continue ReadingLet’s go for a walk. 出去走一走 (chū qù zǒu yī zǒu) ✅ Example Sentences to Practice: ✅ Patterns You Can Practice: 🎯 Practice Challenge for You: 👉 Try making sentences like:
Continue ReadingIf you want to say “Take off your clothes”, you can say: But depending on the context (funny, playful, serious), people say it in different ways. Let’s look at funny or playful examples! Funny and Playful Examples: ✅ More Natural Variations: ⚙️ Tone Tips: If you’re joking or being playful, adding “吧 (ba)” softens the […]
Continue Reading“Next time” is commonly said as “下次” (xià cì). Let’s break it down: So 下次 literally means “next time”. ✅ Example Sentences: 🔑 Structure Insight: You can usually place 下次 at the beginning or middle of a sentence, depending on what you want to say. Pattern 1 (Beginning): Pattern 2 (Middle): 🎯 More Practice Sentences: […]
Continue Reading别担心 (bié dān xīn) — Don’t worry. ✅ 不用担心 (bù yòng dān xīn) — No need to worry. ✅ 没事 (méi shì) — It’s okay / No problem. ✅ 放心吧 (fàng xīn ba) — Relax / Rest assured. ✅ 不要紧 (bú yào jǐn) — It’s not a big deal / Never mind. ⚙️ Summary of […]
Continue Reading1. 我吃饱了 (wǒ chī bǎo le) — I am full (from eating). 2. 我饱了 (wǒ bǎo le) — I’m full. 3. 吃得很饱 (chī de hěn bǎo) — Ate until very full. 4. 我已经吃饱了 (wǒ yǐjīng chī bǎo le) — I’m already full. 5. 吃撑了 (chī chēng le) — I overate / ate too much! 6. […]
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