In this video, we will learn how to say Excuse
me in Chinese
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Hello Dajia hao. This is John. We will learn how
to say Excuse me in Chinese today.
me in Chinese
- Update very Tuesday.
- Click http://www.thechineseclassroom.com to learn Chinese via skype
with our teachers.
Hello Dajia hao. This is John. We will learn how
to say Excuse me in Chinese today.
1. Excuse
me
2. Excuse me, I am late.
3. Excuse me, I am sick.
4. Excuse me, I can’t go to the party
me
2. Excuse me, I am late.
3. Excuse me, I am sick.
4. Excuse me, I can’t go to the party
5. Excuse me, I can’t
attend the activity.
1. bùhǎoyìsi
Excuse me is bùhǎoyìsi in Chinese. You know,
BUHAO means not good, YISI means meaning in Chinese. It seems we say “It’s a
not a good meaning” when we say Excuse me, but it means excuse me.
2. wǒ wǎn le
WO WAN LE means I am late. WO is I, WAN means
late. You put le after late to show it happened.
3. wǒ bìnɡl le
attend the activity.
1. bùhǎoyìsi
Excuse me is bùhǎoyìsi in Chinese. You know,
BUHAO means not good, YISI means meaning in Chinese. It seems we say “It’s a
not a good meaning” when we say Excuse me, but it means excuse me.
2. wǒ wǎn le
WO WAN LE means I am late. WO is I, WAN means
late. You put le after late to show it happened.
3. wǒ bìnɡl le
Similar
with WO WAN LE, WO BING LE means I am sick. Again, LE here is to show the
situation happened.
4. wǒ bù nénɡ cānjiā jùhuì
It means I can’t go to the party. CANJIA means
to attend, We say JUHUI for a party. You can also use pàiduì for party which is directly
translated by sound of party.
with WO WAN LE, WO BING LE means I am sick. Again, LE here is to show the
situation happened.
4. wǒ bù nénɡ cānjiā jùhuì
It means I can’t go to the party. CANJIA means
to attend, We say JUHUI for a party. You can also use pàiduì for party which is directly
translated by sound of party.
5. wǒ bùnénɡ cānjiā huódònɡ
I can’t
attend the activity. CANJIA means to attend. HUODONG means activity.
attend the activity. CANJIA means to attend. HUODONG means activity.
Watch
it on our blog:
it on our blog:
http://www.thechineseclassroom.com/ beginner-spoken-chinese-lesson022-excuse-me
Teacher John, zhongshandl@gmail.com
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