Can you name the phrases that a beginner might need in (Mandarin) Chinese? by jiggabelly

Can you name the phrases that a beginner might need in (Mandarin) Chinese?

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Chinese (the language)

Numbers 1-10

Days of the Week

Months

Colors: Red/Blue/Green/Black/White

Who/What/Where/When/Why

Hi / Bye

How are you?

Good / Bad

Please / Thanks

Yes / No

My name is...

Sorry!

I don't know / I don't understand

Big / Small

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Language Basics: Chinese Quiz

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Created Feb 9, 2012 in Language
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	TommyUK123:	Jul 23rd, 2012 at 08:56 GMT		2 points
	Writing out all the numbers was kind of tedious, especially since the days and months are also just with the numbers. Also, days of the week should accept "Zhou yi", "zhou er" etc. because that's actually more commonly said. Using "qing" as please is also a bit misleading, since the word isn't used in the same way at all. Also, "Wo de mingzi shi" should perhaps be acceptable for My name is - it's not totally authentic but you do still hear it quite a bit.

	Jorss1:	May 11th, 2013 at 17:50 GMT		1 point
	good quiz but got some suggestions for the days of the week, you can also say zhou yi etc. and libai yi etc. for sorry, you could also say buhaoyisi in some instances. weishenme and weisha or shenme and sha is the same thing. Ni zenmeyang is also how are you.