Chinese Teacher Reacts to BAD CHINESE TATTOOS - Learn Chinese Reaction Video

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

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[@markarthur1083]

"I don't eat meat but I bite" makes sense in English... no need to specify an obejct after "bite". I suppose the object is necessary in Chinese

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

Thanks for letting us know! Yes seems to be that the direct transliteration of the English phrase doesn't work so well

[@drpenguin1275]

2:55 i think he means that he might be vegeterian but he still can cause you some damage "bite" he's not naive

[@ellaalbarracin233]

This person was trying to say marijuana, but got vegetable by mistake

[@sesinhosantos5047]

If Mian is the radical for roof, maybe that person with that information decided to use it as roof. Health women and a roof like The recipee for happiness.

[@romeorose7306]

How do you say family bonds in Chinese

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

It is 家庭纽带 (jiātíng niǔdài)😊

[@romeorose7306]

@@EverydayEasyChinese thank you so much

[@troysaunders5197]

He is saying “i dont eat meat, but i bite” in a coy way; cute threat. I have a bone art piece, with Chinese on it (i think), I’ve had it for 10+ years. Could i send you an email of it for translations please? Love your channel!

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

Thank you :) That makes more sense now! Definitely, you can also send us a message on Instagram or on the other channels you see on our website www.everydayeasychinese.com and we will have a look!

[@jaydonm6995]

I’m about to get a tattoo can you tell me whats blessed in Chinese please? Thank you!

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

This is how you write blessed in Chinese: 幸福 (xìng fú). Hope this helps!

[@ohhoney1535]

I think that the guy with the roof radical wanted to say 康安 so health and peace????

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

Yes that might have been a possibility!

[@OO-ms8cw]

Hi! Sorry to bother 🙏🏻 I wanted to ask if you can help me out😅 what does 青龍 mean in Chinese?? I googled it but it gives me different meaning in Japanese kanji and Chinese which confuses me a lot

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

Hi there! It is one of the four dragons in Chinese mythology :) Literally meaning the "green dragon". Hope this helps!

[@NatBeNimble]

Great video, 林老师！I have been missing out on your content 😭 I hope you haven’t forgotten me!!! Have you guys made a WeChat yet? I’m still waiting for when I can have private lessons with you 😇 I hope you’re all keeping safe!!

[@EverydayEasyChinese]

Hi there! Nice to see that you are back here again and of course we remember you :) We'll be rolling out something soon once we learn about the new HSK (汉语水平考试) system, this will help us provide you with more structured lessons so do bear with us😊