(Free Chinese Lesson) DAY 12: What's your surname in Chinese? - ni xing shenme

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In today’s lesson, we will learn how to ask one's surname so as to address him or her such as Mr. or Ms. so and so.

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I m beginners chinese learner from Nepal 😊

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I loved this lesson.

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It really help me thank you every day Chinese

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This video is really good and the characters are big. Also we listen some interesting music :)

[@guroluke]

I am "to be called" + Surname. this makes it easier to remember.

[@hajar8552]

That's awesome 👌💗

[@umargul5644]

Great 👍

[@cucnguyen7588]

goood 👍

[@NangKangHom-od3hd]

Thank you so much. How about “Mrs” in Chinese?

[@IamNoLongerHuman]

According to Wikipedia, Nǚshì 女士 (Ms., Mrs.) was initially used only for addressing married women, although this custom is gradually diminishing; 太太 (tàitài) (Madam) is the most common word to address a married woman, but never used in formal situations. It can be used after her husband’s surname or on its own. On the other hand, only in formal contexts, Fūrén 夫人 (Madame; Mrs.) is used. The usage is the same as 太太. Hope this helps:)

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Thank u❤

[@hasanshoomar1876]

Hello...thanks a lot for your lessons they are really helpful but I have a question what’s a surname🤗thanks a lot

[@EverydayChinese]

Your surname is the name that you share with other members of your family. In English speaking countries and many other countries it is your last name. More detailed lessons in this course EverydayChinese101: www.everydaychinese.com/everyday-chinese-101/

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very nice

[@user-yeaB812]

But i dont understand to ask sure name in polite

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Day 13 please ☹️

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Waiting for day 13 and future lessons.

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[@ravindramadavi7051]

女 士，小 姐，先 生

[@kikotee175]

Since it's a question, why aren't they ending it with 吗

[@Beatriz-rc4px]

吗 is used just for yes/no questions

[@Beatriz-rc4px]

吗 is used just for yes/no questions

[@PLZHLPME]

吗is for yes/no quesions

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你 叫 什么 名 字 ？

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您贵姓？免贵，我姓林。nín guì xìng ? miǎn guì , wǒ xìng lín .

[@johnmp1470]

Why isn’t it “nín de guì xìng”?

[@EverydayChinese]

贵姓 guì xìng here is not a noun but kind of like a verb.

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na🅱️oli regna

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Xiexie jiejie

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我 姓 。。。。。

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Xiexie laoshi

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您 贵 姓 ？