“我没空” is correct, but it can sound cold. In this post, you’ll learn how to say “I’m not available” more naturally with phrases like “最近挺忙的”, “改天吧”, and “看情况吧”.
Continue reading“I like it” in Chinese isn’t always “wǒ xǐhuan.” Native speakers use softer, more natural phrases like tǐng xǐhuan de, mán xǐhuan de, and hái mán xǐhuan de to sound more casual and real.
Continue reading“我很忙” is correct but sounds robotic. Learn how native speakers really say they’re busy with phrases like “挺忙的” and “忙死了” — colorful, casual, and truly Chinese.
Continue readingThink both 穿 and 戴 mean “to wear”? Not quite! In Chinese, different words are used for clothing vs accessories. This blog shows you when to use which — with examples, mistakes, and a quick quiz!
Continue reading“谢谢 Xièxie” is polite, but it can sound generic. Learn three heartfelt ways to show gratitude the way native speakers do.
Continue readingThink 两 (liǎng) and 俩 (liǎ) are the same? Not quite! This short guide will help you tell them apart and avoid common mistakes.
Continue readingMany learners say “我穿眼镜,” but this sentence is wrong in Chinese! In this post, you’ll learn the correct verb for “wear” and avoid this common mistake.
Continue readingThink 不过 and 但是 both mean “but”? You’re not wrong — but they feel very different! This blog shows how to use each one naturally, with examples, grammar tips, and a short quiz.
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