The Most Common Chinese Questions you should know

The Most Common Chinese Questions you should know
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Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 14 lectures (4 hour, 45 mins) | Language: English

The Most Common Chinese Questions you should know including what why when which where

What you'll learn

how to use what,when,how,where,which etc. to ask question in Chinese
how to use most common question sentences in Chinese

Requirements

This course is right for total beginners
This course is right for learners with some Chinese language experience
Learners will need a basic English language level

Description

Do you know what do all babies do?

As soon as they can start putting together phrases and sentences, they ask questions. They ask questions about everything around them. As a new student of Chinese, that’s what you’ll need to do too. Learn Chinese question words now, and you’ll never be lost and confused and without words to express yourself. You’ll be able to ask questions about everything you see and hear.

In this course, we will teach you how to use the most common question sentences in Chinese with an English explanation.

The Chinese language has a high number of question words, including combinations of question words, but the most common and easiest to remember are:

谁 (shéi) – who

什么 (shén me) – what

哪里 (nǎ lǐ) – where

哪个 (nǎ ge) – which

什么时候 (shén me shí hou) – when

为什么 (wèi shén me) – why

怎么 (zěn me) – how

多少 (duō shǎo) – how many

几 (jǐ) – how many (any number under ten)

The first thing you have to know about the Chinese question words is where to place them in the sentence.

The answer is simple. The question word has to be placed in the position of the word you’re asking about.

This is very different from English, where you have to change the order of the words so you can create a correct sentence. When using a question word in Chinese, none of the words has to change its position in the sentence.

Let's enroll in this course and you will know how to manage all of these words.

Who this course is for:

Learners who actually want to learn how to speak Mandarin
Learners who need to speak mandarin for business, work, travel, pleasure or romance