Three uses of Chinese character “嘛”
嘛" is a particle used to indicate that something is obvious or self-evident in Chinese.
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Back to front: sentence structure in Chinese
Get confused with Chinese sentence structure? Check out this article and learn some useful tips!
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Describe actions with “得” in Chinese
This article will focus on getting the hang of how to describe verbs with adverb "得" in Chinese.
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10 useful Chinese phrases to start any conversation
This handy list of useful Chinese phrases will help you start any conversation with friendliness and confidence.
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What does number “九” mean to Chinese people?
The number "九" has long been admired by Chinese people, which means auspiciousness, safety and smoothness in traditional Chinese culture.
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Express “again” with “又” and “再” in Chinese
There are two words for "again" in Chinese, "又" and "再". This depends on whether the repetition has happened, or whether it's going to happen.
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How about reading Hugo Award winner ‘The Three-Body Problem’?
If your Chinese is up to par, go get the Chinese version of '三体'! You might reach more Chinese you haven't known before.
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How to introduce yourself in Chinese
Remember when you first started studying Chinese? The teacher always made you introduce yourself, but how?
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Express “never” and “always” with Chinese word “从来”
Although it can also work in the positive, "从来" is usually used when you want to express that you never do something, or that you have never done something.
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Learn “Where are you from” with Chinlingo’s sample course
When you live or travel in China, you will always be asked by the local people, "你来自哪里?" (nǐ lái zì nǎ lǐ) , which means "where are you from".
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