How to use “随着…而…”
English sentences with structures like "as A does X, B does Y" can be quite tricky to translate into Mandarin.They usually contain 'as' or 'with', and express related situations or causal relationships.
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How to start learning Chinese
In this article, you will find some tips on how to start learning Chinese.
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‘On Teachers’ by Han Yu
In ancient times those who wanted to learn would seek out a teacher, one who could propagate the doctrine, impart professional knowledge, and resolve doubts.
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Chinese phrases for banking
This post covers the world of China's brick and mortar banking establishments, its booming mobile banking industry, and some practical language to draw on when you're managing your money in the China.
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How to use “小姐” and “姑娘” correctly
Both "姑娘" (ɡū niɑnɡ) and "小姐" (xiǎo jiě) can be used to address a young girl. Is there any difference between them?
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8 reasons why chatting can improve Chinese
Chatting is one of the best ways to improve in a language, including Chinese, especially at beginner and intermediate levels.
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OMG! My little companions and I are all shocked!
我和我的小伙伴们都惊呆了! (wǒ hé wǒde xiǎo huǒbàn men dōu jīnɡdāi le!), which is similar to the English "Wow!" or "Oh, my God!" is a very popular saying in China.
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Words for “and” in Chinese
The word "and" in English seems very simple, but is often quite tricky to translate into Chinese.
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How to use “日” and “号” properly
Both the characters "号" (hào) and "日" (rì) can be used to express a date. Is there any difference between them?
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Chinese grammatical structure: 以…为…
A lot of grammatical structures have remained consistent in Chinese right through from the Classical language to modern Mandarin. A really common example is the 以 A 为 B structure.
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