Asking for Phone Number in Chinese (Ultimate Guide) - Day 16 What is Your Phone Number

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In the previous lesson, we learnt how to say Chinese numbers from 1 to 99 • Learn Chinese Numbers:...
Today, let’s see how to ask for someone’s phone number.
In this lesson, you will learn:
1. Phone Numbers from 0 to 9 in Chinese.
2. Asking for someone’s phone number in Chinese.
3. Reading telephone numbers in Chinese.

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[@tuethao]

I like so much the way you teach. It is very easy to learn. Thank you a lot for your good lessons !

[@silviaera243]

Thank you

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We don't say liăng instead of èr?

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[@ArthurCooper1]

Why didnt you put ma ? And you put ? Only can you please explain

[@LiuNoorOverweg]

You can only use "ma" at the end of yes/no questions.

[@mountaintag]

Yes, we could think of asking: "Your phone number is how many?". Or, maybe better to note that when asking for a "hào mǎ 号码" type of number (room number, flight number, etc.), the English word "what" is translated as "duō shǎo 多少", and NOT as "shén me 什么". For example: "What is your room number?" = 你的房间号码是多少?

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2:42 Im watching this on a computor💀

[@hasanshoomar5673]

thanks a lot for your full explanation that really made chinese language easier to me but i still dont know the reason of using de in the sentences and when to use it. thanks for your cooperation:)

[@lornam3637]

Use it after the pronoun if something belongs to someone. For example 'me' turns into 'my' - 'wo' into 'wo de'. Or 'ta' (he, she, it) into 'ta de' (his, her, its). Or 'ni' (you) turns into 'ni de' (your).

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This was great thank you for including pinyin ye hanzi

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Zero in Chinese?

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[@rvisgenius]

This subtitles are crazy! Absolutely wrong spelling aids. Google?

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Thanks you ma'am. .

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I had to practice for a week before I could even say Diànhuà hàomǎ ... 😝

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They say tones are the hardest part of spoken Chinese...

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[@vvvsa7984]

为什么在对话1女的说自己的电话号码的时候，把一读成yi，不应该是yao吗？

[@elizabethqueen5731]

This lesson reminded me the day I asked my Chinese friend to translate the digits on a phone machine into English because, back in those days, I didn't know the numbers in Chinese.

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I really liked those lessons! Keep up the good work :)

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幺=small(I have a Chinese pinyin keyboard)

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[@elizabethqueen5731]

Wouldn't it be 你很好。? We don't use 是 when we describe something. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong please.

[@kaianolucas]

In diànhuà the d sounds like T and sometimes like d

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[@EverydayChinese]

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6 and 1 same sond how?

[@MrLiquar]

And 7

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