350 Chinese Phrases Commonly-Used in Chinese Conversations - Learn Mandarin Chinese

350 common Chinese phrases & sentences - Chinese speaking - Chinese listening practice
Do you want to say more than "你好！" & “你叫什么名字？” And would you like to sound like a native Chinese speaker now, instead of waiting until you reach the advanced level? You’re in the right place! In today's Chinese lesson, you are going to learn 350 common Chinese phrases & sentences which are used in daily Chinese conversations. All the phrases you need to have a good conversation in Mandarin Chinese and improve your Chinese speaking skills!
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[@EverydayChinese]

Hello, there! You can download the MP3 & PDF(Transcript) for on-the-go learning at: www.everydaychinese.com/youtube-lessons/350-chinese-phrases.html?

[@UmerFarooq-bz8fe]

If I learn this all phrase.. so can I able for speak Chinese language with chinese people??

[@dietrichdietrich7763]

hello, I didn't see an MP3 download for this video which promises both in thumbnail and link description. It only allows the download the PDF but not the actual mp3 itself. Could you direct link it here please?

[@junpayumo2862]

I leaned so much..So appreciate.. Thanks

[@lalbahadurpakhrin7866]

Thank you so much Lao Shi !❤️🙏🏻

[@Mr_BoBo_808]

What an excellent way to refresh the most common used phrases. 谢谢老师们， 你们都很辛苦 😍

[@thanhtran-fz6mi]

太棒了👏，又好容易又好简单学习 中文。你们准备挺好的！谢谢老师！

[@hibaanwar9712]

谢谢 i from Sudan I love learning Chenies With your channel it 's help me soo much 😍💓💓

[@EverydayChinese]

Glad to hear that. Share it with your friends who are learning Chinese.

[@hibaanwar9712]

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[@roqiaahmed6345]

Hi, I'm your neighbor from Egypt!

[@sportstvph3945]

Hello, everyday Chinese I am so happy to say that you are very an amazing teacher and my parents are so proud of me working on so fast btw I am a kid and this is my dad's account

[@EverydayChinese]

You're welcome.

[@Goodmorningroosterlive]

Your dad is lucky to have such a great kid.

[@teekanpahrgrg7865]

Thanks so much for teaching this lesson.

[@mariarak8328]

This list is so good, these are things I would actually need in a conversation more than just 你好，再见，谢谢. Keep up the great work, perhaps cover common Chinese idioms for the next video?

[@beholdjesusiscomingsoon8238]

Thank you 😊😊,useful material

[@alonagold535]

谢谢你老师！🙏✨

[@user-gf3jf8sz1i]

Good for me to practice everyday, thanks

[@unrealtina9666]

谢谢你们！😻♥️

[@brunofernandezluna1051]

非常感谢你们的内容

[@wattananoyachai6076]

中文很好 谢谢。

[@chornpanith_m2720]

您的PDF ，我打印好以后地看了。感谢您。

[@michaeldr5120]

你们真棒！感谢你们！继续加油啊！

[@TheGretaoto]

真厉害哦。谢谢您

[@Goodmorningroosterlive]

very helpful, thanks (personal note the phrases i'm working on now start at about 34:00 )

[@sodiumhydroxide3006]

Hello 👋 I'm 15 years old and I like your contents it helps me a lot to improve my mandarin. Xiè xie❤

[@bernhardrulla]

This video is very helpful for my Skype exchange with my Chinese language partner. We look for the German meaning of these short expressions. 非常谢谢你！

[@T-ntw]

多谢老师们!

[@rajulkhandare9527]

非常感谢

[@armings7219]

You are the best Thank you very much ⚘

[@Tutue3]

好棒。 very useful!!!! thank you!!!!!!

[@celiasalas2277]

Thank you

[@davidbrightkalambo]

Have been learning from you girls, keep up the good work👏

[@nermineagayeva6496]

Great job.Thanks.❤

[@sahajayogaevenement7403]

谢谢你了

[@alexanderliu4621]

Nice video! Would like to point out for all the unknowing that there is no such thing as a perfect translation for every phrase, and that many of these have interesting hidden meanings. For example the phrase at 7:36 which is a hyperbole of annoyance to the point of death, but colloquially recognized as "So annoying", as in the video. Good luck with your studies!

[@sifsintube5182]

谢谢你🫰

[@NatanBerkeley]

merci a lot !! and subscribed 😘

[@MrZooganopolos]

You guys are awesome!

[@indahvodhregal5456]

very easy and helpfull for me and all the people😘😘 thanks so much goodluck teacher🤩🤩

[@EverydayChinese]

You're welcome 😊

[@18steps]

Excellent job ❤❤❤

[@terryreyes8790]

Excelentes resultados

[@terryreyes8790]

Thank

[@user-wt9yy8jt8s]

very useful thanks !!!!!!!

[@EverydayChinese]

Glad to hear that!

[@nwind27]

我在iPad上下载了它，所以没有打印出来. 非常感谢.

[@mdakther6164]

This is very useful. Please make a vedio construction word,like brick, cement, sand etc.

[@Mr_BoBo_808]

A ver interesting topic. 朋友， is your job related to the building construction?

[@sportstvph3945]

Good content!!!!!!!

[@choriyama6315]

Very good 👍

[@Celi_Amor]

MORE PLEASE MORE!!!! Autentic native speakers phrases, please.....

[@gloriajeoung7249]

………………

[@israelrivera835]

Exellent! Gan Xie!

[@savong2794]

Good lesson

[@EverydayChinese]

Thanks! 😃

[@user-wd8nd2pu8l]

tysm!

[@bimalabi2101]

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[@lynalee8761]

你的汉语不错呀！就是第二句话需要改正一下下 就完美了！

[@bimalabi2101]

谢谢 Lyna Li 你是对的❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@thanhtran-fz6mi]

这个视频 又重要又有意思。我非常喜欢它！。谢谢老师。你们太棒了👍👍！

[@Ava-cy6qw]

Can you please include those in some short dialogues?

[@JoseReyes-qs6re]

Thank you for sharing this I can now learn Chinese and understand Chinese movies without English subtitles.

[@moonlookingforthesun1866]

😍😍😍 Love this thanks

[@zombiexhumed]

我的天呀！我今天终于看见这个视频 哈哈 太好了，我很喜欢，可是我也感到如果我知道怎么写，我真是明白每个汉字，我不知道关于意思。我相信如你们看看这我消息 嘻嘻 你们会懂我的意思，那么？

[@EverydayChinese]

是的，你知道每个字的意思，但是一些字组合到一起你就不知道什么意思了。这很正常，多积累，加油，Yuri！ Thanks, Crystal

[@MatemaSamPa]

Thank you Gracias Merci Arigatoo Thank you Xie xie OBRIGADO

[@Mr_BoBo_808]

СПАСИБО (俄文)，Danke schön (德语), cám ơn (越南语)， dziękuję (波兰语)

[@russelgunter9546]

Encrusted targeted"Utrecht

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Hola, bueno

[@sloth1595]

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[@EverydayChinese]

Welcome!!

[@MrZooganopolos]

There is a tree on a mountain top, with flowers whose petals fall down one a day for thousands and thousands of years. And like the timings of the earth's spinning, it has it's governance and order in form and action, which demonstrates a point without a mind that many with mind ignore.

[@flat-earther]

The earth does not move.

[@MrZooganopolos]

@@flat-earther Have you taken physics, observed an earthquake, observed the tides, felt the wind blow, seen the sun rise and set, etc? All are examples of the earth's position relative to all other things. Have you seen the morning star, Mars, and the moon? again, there are patterns there, which certain men and women had taken the time to measure out. But all I need as an example of the earth moving for one who proclaims, "the earth does not move," because there alone, I've proven you wrong hundreds of times each day.

[@flat-earther]

@@MrZooganopolos The north star never moves, that can't be possible according to the heliononsensical model which says the earth is spinning and moving in many directions. See video ''Your world is a lie!'' on channel ''DITRH''

[@MrZooganopolos]

@@flat-earther ​ @Perinne ​ @Perinne Isn't it true that many stars in the nights sky don't appear to move -- even over 1000s of years While others do?Kind of like when you're driving through a flat region, where in the car, at 65MPH, the lines on the road appear to speed up as you approach them. Meanwhile, if you look out of the passenger's side window, the telephone poles flash by, while the cows in the field seem to move by a bit slower... and back behind them, the farm house half a mile away seems to be moving more slowly than a snail. That's perspective, you know. We also know that for even greater distances, this will occur in a similar, measurable manner. Behind that house, the mountain range appears static for minutes at a time because of how far away it is. But that still doesn't touch the scale of distance of things beyond the earth's orbit. We know the earth orbits, because men like Kepler logged the position of various planets nightly, as well as their size as it changed in the telescope. This formed an interesting pattern which was not a circle, but also not static for certain planets -- something like a circle with many loops made from the outer edge inward, like a rope put on the ground so that it creates a curve, loops over itself, and then continues on. What Newton then discovered what that this pattern is due to the relative positions of both that planet and the earth -- as well as both of their relative positions to the sun. That clarification solidified that the earth was in rotation while rotating. Now, for objects beyond our solar system, like stars, again, there are patterns that form -- including a pattern similar to stasis. Now. if we are in a car, going 65MPH down that same road, and their is a parallel road -- or even a lane next to us -- where a car is also traveling at 65MPH, will that car appear to be moving relative to ourselves? No. If we were to look out the window at about a 45 degree upward angle relative to to the road, we would see the upper half of the car next to us. We would also see the sky. If it were a cloudless day, and the sun were visible out the opposite window as we lay back in the back seat looking out that window at 45 degrees, so long as that car next to us is going the same speed as we are (65MPH) that upper half of the other car would appear to be not moving (so long as the road is level). That car would appear 100% static and unmoving even though the car could speed up or slow down at any time. In space, where there is less interference in the form of matter (even small diatomic molecules) you'll end up with similar effects in a number of ways. Besides that, there is also the precision we have towards measuring miniscule differences in position over time. In such a case, something going relatively the same speed as we are now would appear to become smaller over time. It's the same as if the car next to us changes lanes, but keeps it's speed constant to our own. That is a second situation where measured in X,Y, and Z, the relative position of the center of an object would maintain itself (the case where on say the X axis and Y axis the position stays the same, while on the Z axis the position changes). If we inscribe a circle on a sheet of graph paper with the center at 0,0 for X and Y, then inscribe a smaller circle inside of it, We will see the same kind of thing if we then mention that the Z axis is going directly out from the point 0,0 towards your eyes and inward behind the visible point. Much like if we have two containers, one in front of the other and position ourselves so that the one is invisible behind the other (if they are opaque). If they are translucent, the container will still be visible behind the other, but appear smaller, and without any of it's edges outside of the closer container's outline. Science! Math! Art! And a bunch of other stuff....

[@MrZooganopolos]

​@@flat-earther My recommendation to you is to be less contentious, and more questioning. It is to be far less willing to engage a stranger to tell them they are wrong when your understanding of the subject is not yet developed. We've too many of that type, and to be sarcastic, look at all the good you are doing for humanity! Now, without being any more reprimanding, I'll share one more thing. 習う is a Japanese word with a Chinese character. It is pronounced na-ra-u. It means "to learn," and the character is composed of three parts two "wings" (or feathers) and the character for "white." The notion? Earning your white wings, perhaps. If, you're goal is religiously motivated, why not go and earn your white wings? If it is secular, why not go and earn your white wings?

[@izochestvo]

酷！🌞❤️☘️

[@franzpeters3824]

Echo Languages does the same.

[@lightandmovement]

Help yourself 可不可以翻译成‘你自己来’？

[@lightandmovement]

为什么把take care 翻译成‘慢走’而不是‘保重’？

[@mohdkhalid2786]

I cant download this pdf

[@saraisooalo9822]

I really want to trying to speak in Chinese language, whatever it's being hard

[@adafung2119]

想賜教。「誰」應該是怎樣拼音呢，是 Shei (2聲）還是 Shui (2聲）。在video 出現的68，129，175，223 及273 都拼 shei，真的嗎？謝謝

[@user-wr2wt9wf1w]

这个字有两个读音，但是一般不用区分，平时你读作shui就行，即使是中国人很很难区分

[@EverydayChinese]

都可以读的，口语中更常使用“shei”。--Thanks, Crystal

[@hermilotorrez2408]

Porque todo lo hacen en inglés soy de México

[@jomayusa]

Which part of China?

[@williamkelly5689]

Shes northern

[@bernadettedimaliwat3567]

I really want to learn to speak chinese but how?

[@EverydayChinese]

Imitate native speakers first, and try to speak with natives.

[@bernadettedimaliwat3567]

@@EverydayChinese but i dont have native speakers here how about you

[@lightandmovement]

Take it easy= 别急 & 别紧张？

[@EverydayChinese]

take it easy = settle into a comfortable sitting position 别紧张, 别着急 or 放轻松(点) We need to understand the different meanings in different contexts because most Chinese words are actually not equivalent to English words.

[@minmjn4745]

Xie xie lao shi

[@jordanmcmorris5248]

Haha the description: are you frustrated because you can't understand native speakers? *Do* be upset! Don't worry I am lol but I'll keep trying

[@QuyNguyen-lm1gq]

It'd be better if each sentence could be repeated one more time.

[@unlimitedset]

^^

[@rubenscunha2299]

Husky voice, cute girl!

[@user-fu3fs5to3u]

呱呱叫

[@tuankieuthanh9459]

no way is 不可能. 对吗，中国朋友

[@EverydayChinese]

对。

[@acmenegymilis8522]

Was way too long. Some of the English phrases don't match the Chinese. The last one is covered up by 2 advertisements, so is unreadable. There are just 349 phrases, you can't count the last one. In my opinion this video is worse than useless, it's an impediment to anyone learning Chinese.

[@EverydayChinese]

Oh sorry for the inconvenience! We didn't notice that. I just removed the default End screen cards for the 350th phrase. Thanks for your feedback! As for the question: Some of the English phrases don't match the Chinese. That's because some English sentences are not exactly equivalent to Chinese sentences due to the different sentence word order rules or speech. You may like our previous lessons like： 1. The Guide to Chinese Sentence Structure (Chinese Word Order) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH_XpWuFjs6snsU 2. Learn Chinese for Beginners: HSK 1 Vocabulary & Sentences (with literal translation) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5-XYaaZiM-kmdE

[@mohamadkhatib8624]

help Your self 帮自己 或者看自己 看看你的视频有问题美女

[@em2328]

your videos are tai bang le