Learning Chinese Mandarin I am (Profession)

Hello Katabah!

On this post, I make some sentences in Chinese Mandarin to express some professions.

1. Wo shi xuesheng.

(I am a student)

Wo: I

Shi: to be (similar to are, am and is in English)

Xuesheng: student

Learning Mandarin This is a Book

Hello Katabah!

On this post, I make a sentence “This is a book” and some sentences related to it in Chinese Mandarin. Let’s check it now!

Zhei shi shu.

(This is a book)

Zhei: this

Shi: to be (is)

Shu: book

Learning Chinese Please (Pinyin)

Hello Katabah!

To refresh my mind in learning Arabic, I like trying different foreign language. Sometimes, I read about Chinese Mandarin.

In learning Chinese now, I make sentences by using word “please”. Here it is…

Tired Adjectives Hanzi Chinese Mandarin

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Hanzi Chinese Mandarin about hanzi “Tired” (疲). In the last part of this post, you can read the Pinyin (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Hanzi on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially hanzi “Tired” (pi).

Sad Adjectives Hanzi Chinese Mandarin

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Hanzi Chinese Mandarin about hanzi “hungry” (辛). In the last part of this post, you can read the Pinyin (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Hanzi on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially hanzi “hungry” (xin).

Hungry Adjectives Hanzi Chinese Mandarin

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Hanzi Chinese Mandarin about hanzi “hungry” (饿). In the last part of this post, you can read the Pinyin (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Hanzi on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially hanzi “hungry” (e).

Happy Adjectives Hanzi Chinese Mandarin

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Hanzi Chinese Mandarin about hanzi “happy” (高兴). In the last part of this post, you can read the Pinyin (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Hanzi on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially hanzi “happy” (gaoxing).