How to use “lìng” and “lìng wài” in Chinese
Once your Chinese learning reaches an intermediate level, you may find that you have some difficulty with synonyms. Using "另外" and "另" as an example – let's see how to properly use each of them.
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How to use word lists for Chinese learning
Word lists are great sources of vocabulary you can use to make sure that you haven't missed anything, but used on their own as your main study method, they are far from adequate.
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Chinlingo Chinese character: 安
In shape, "安" looks like a girl sitting on her knees in a house safely.
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Chinlingo Chinese character: 夜
“夜” (yè) is someway a complicated character. So try to memorize its complicated strokes with the dynamic manner.“夜
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Two ways to say “no wonder” in Chinese
Learn how to use the two following phrases meaning "no wonder" and you'll be prepared to express yourself whenever you come to understand something that was previously unclear or baffling.
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Chinlingo Chinese character: 平
The common character "平" (pínɡ) means "flat or smooth". We can help you to memorize it easily with two symbols.
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买单” or “埋单”?
When you finish a meal and want to pay the bill, what should you say? "买单" or "埋单"?
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jí kè: geek in Chinese
The word "极客" originally meant someone weird or outside of the mainstream. It gradually evolved to refer to someone who is crazy about computers and network technology, and spending a lot of time on it.
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Why use flashcards to learn Chinese?
Many people use flashcards to learn Chinese. Flashcards are much better for several reasons.
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Make comparisons in Chinese without “比”
In many cases, "比" is not necessary in making comparisons in Chinese.
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