Business Chinese | Key Differences Between Chinese & English ✨ Hi everyone! I'm your professional Chinese tutor focusing on Business Chinese 👩‍🏫 Many learners speak grammatically correct Chinese but still sound awkward in business scenarios. The reason is simple: Chinese and English have totally different business communication logic. Here are 4 must-know differences: 1. Direct vs Indirect English gets straight to the point. Chinese prefers polite opening remarks, then gives suggestions gently. 2. Subject vs Topic Focus English needs a clear subject in every sentence. Chinese focuses on the topic, and often omits the subject naturally. 3. Passive vs Active Voice Business English likes passive voice for formality. Business Chinese uses active voice most of the time; passive sounds stiff. 4. Logic Order English: Result first, then reason. Chinese: Background first, then conclusion. If you want to improve your workplace and business Chinese, feel free to connect with me! 😊 #BusinessChinese #LearnChinese #MandarinTutor #iTalki

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Today I went to Thai festival with my boyfriend. We ate Thai foods. Its taste is very good! วันนี้ฉันไปไทยเฟสติวัดกับแฟน เรากินข้าวมันไก่,หมูปิ้งและไก่ย่าง อร่อยมาก!!

kingGnu concert ended last night, and I'm on my way home now.It’s so good but I am so tired.

In Turkish, we don’t say “How are you?” only one way. Here are 3 natural alternatives: – Ne haber? – Nasıl gidiyor? – İyi misin?

Today was Mother's Day. I was happy to be able to eat with my whole family.

🧠 Which reply sounds the most natural?

Which country are you from? Tell me about your country. What is it like there? What seasons do you get? Does it snow? I'm from the US. I was born in the US. I've never visited outside of North America. I'm originally from the state of Ohio. Pretty boring state. Not boring if you love sports though. In Northern Ohio it would snow a lot during the Winter months. I moved to Kentucky a few years ago. Kentucky has the Derby. It also has the longest known cave system in the world. Kentucky Fried Chicken was started here.