Repeat each sentence three times after me. 
It won’t be hard!

你好！
nǐ hǎo!
Hello!
您好！
nín hǎo!
Hello! (polite)
你们好！
nǐ men hǎo!
Hello everyone!
谢谢！
xiè xie!
Thank you!
不谢！
bú xiè!
You're welcome!
谢谢你！
xiè xie nǐ!
Thank you!
不客气！
bú kè qi!
You're welcome!
再见！
zài jiàn!
Goodbye!
对不起！
duì bu qǐ!
Sorry!
没关系！
méi guān xi!
It's okay. / Never mind.

Fu Chinese 福中文

Slow Chinese • Beginner • Practice 1

conjuguemos y conjugamos 

intro

¿Comienzo un podcast? Si os gusta la idea, ¡dejad un comentario! Besitos :)

Juan Carlos

¿Qué os parece la idea? 

In this episode, we look at five idioms about meeting new people. Here are the example sentences I use in the podcast:

How did you and Sara meet?
Well, she saw me reading a book she liked, and asked me what I thought of it to strike up a conversation.
It felt a little odd at first, since I had been so focused on the book. Then, she made a joke about how boring we both must be, to read a book like that. It really broke the ice. 
I really wanted to put my best foot forward, so I told her everything I knew about the book and its author. 
Fortunately, she was interested in what I said about the book, and we really hit it off. 
However, when I met her sister, I said the wrong thing and really got off on the wrong foot. She doesn’t like me at all. 

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The most important, enjoy the study!!
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Seer (garlic), representing good health
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•天空の城ラピュタ Castle in the Sky

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•言の葉の庭 The Garden of Words
•秒速5センチメートル　5 Centimeters per Second


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•キャプテン翼　Captain Tsubasa
•ハイキュー　Haikyu!! 


•アンパンマン　Anpanman
•クレヨンしんちゃん　Crayon Shin-chan
•ドラえもん　Doraemon
•名探偵コナン　Case Closed
•ドラゴンボール　Dragon Ball
•ルパン3世　Lupin the Third
•ちびまる子ちゃん　Chibi Maruko-chan
•ゲゲゲの鬼太郎　GeGeGe no Kitarō 

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•鋼の錬金術師　Fullmetal Alchemist
•鬼滅の刃　Demon Slayer
•呪術廻戦　Jujutsu Kaisen
•SPY×FAMILY
•進撃の巨人　Attack on Titan
•ブルーピリオド　Blue Period 




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