Don’t always say 你好Nǐhǎo | Speak Chinese like a Native | Real-Life Spoken Chinese

Don’t always say 你好Nǐhǎo | Speak Chinese like a Native | Real-Life Spoken Chinese
In this video, let's discuss Chinese expressions that are very common in daily life but are not taught in textbooks. If you want to master Chinese like a native, please first learn how to greet others like a native speaker instead of saying Nǐhǎo

[@MisterMeow-vt8kl]

您好，虽然我正在学习中文，但我不太会说。请不要对我的翻译感到兴奋，因为我是用一个网站来翻译的。 感谢您的教学课程。在美国，"你好吗？"是很常见的问候语，通常人们并不想知道，或者绝对不想听到抱怨。也许家人或非常亲密的朋友会想知道。通常的回答是 "还好"，但人们通常会说 "还好"，即使这不是真的。这让我想到了中国人对熟悉的人打招呼的口语方式。基本上，这只是友好的闲聊。 再次感谢您，祝您愉快！

[@learnchinesewithzilan]

你好！感谢你的回复。 中国文化里也一样。问候只是打招呼的一种方式，并没有想打探对方隐私的意思。对方也不太会向你吐露不开心的情绪或抱怨。如果是家人或特别亲密的朋友，他们可能会表示关心。比如，如果我看到一个好朋友情绪低落，我可能会问她：“你还好吗？是不是身体不舒服？” 我主要想知道能为她做些什么。对于普通朋友，打招呼确实只是寒暄的一种方式。 谢谢你观看视频！周末愉快！ Thank you for your reply! Actually, it's the same in China. Greetings are just a way to say hello, without intending to pry into the other person's privacy. The other person is not likely to reveal any unhappiness or complaints to you either. If it's a family member or a very close friend, they might express concern. For example, if I see a close friend looking down, I might ask her: Are you okay? Are you feeling unwell? I would mainly want to know if there’s anything I can do to help. For ordinary friends, greeting is just a form of small talk. Thank you for watching the video！ Have a nice weekend.

[@AngelMaldonado2]

So, you speak in english when talking to friends? HELLO, HI?

[@learnchinesewithzilan]

Yes, we use "hi" and "hello" to greet each other. These two words are commonly used greetings in China. Besides these two words, sometimes we also incorporate other simple English words into our sentences, especially in informal spoken language. I will gradually introduce them in this channel. Additionally, some Chinese words are transliterations of English words. Thank you for watching!

[@williamcanton5825]

你好，我不会普通话.

[@learnchinesewithzilan]

你好，谢谢你对中文感兴趣，谢谢观看视频！