Tag: Learning Mandarin
Essential Fitness Vocabularies in Chinese
Summer is the perfect season to go out and soak up under the sun. As the heat is spiking up, our spirit to do exercise must also rise. Just in time with the 15th National Fitness Day（全民健身日 quán mín jiàn shēn rì）, promoting a healthy lifestyle and encouraging physical activities has become a significant goal for society. […]
11 ways to address the man in Chinese
In China, if you have been called 帅哥 shuài gē on the street, don’t panic. It is a respectful way to address you, which means “handsome or good looking”. It is quite widely used, you can call your friend 帅哥 shuài gē, call a young man or even a close colleague. But please don’t use this phrase on […]
New Function: Certificate can be Downloaded automatically！
In order to provide our students with more convenient service, Mandarin Inn has released a new function in MI Student: you can download your certificate of completion through Wechat now! Whether you have already finished study or just started your class, the hours on the certificate is your actual learning hours, and you can download at any time.
My 5 favorite restaurants in Shanghai
Have you ever wondered where the locals go for dinner in Shanghai?
Mental resilience in Shanghai for Expats ie. Culture Shock and Coping 101 (Part 2)
I hope this blog acts as a guide for those living in Shanghai who don’t know where to start.
10 Most Frequently-used Chinese Measure Words
As a Chinese English-language-learner, I was trying to find a measure word subconsciously. Few English nouns require measure words, and literally every Mandarin noun needs a measure word.
3 Fantastic Gifts to Bring Back Home from China – Full of Tradition and Creativity!
Read on to see 3 fantastic gifts “HongGuan” would surprise you with love and creativity.
跟我教汉语 | “吃不了”有几个意思？
正在看电视连续剧的Kathy听到了以下两个句子： （1）你给我买这么多的零食，我一个人吃不了。 （2）明天早上我要坐飞机去旅游，明天中午那顿饭我是吃不了的。 Kathy非常困惑地向Mandarin Inn的老师请教，这两个句子中的“吃不了”是不是一个意思。
How to move to China in 90 days – Part 1 (and not necessarily teach English)
For the past couple of years I’ve been wanting to see Asia and I knew it needed to be more than a 2 or 3 week vacation. One day I looked around and decided that nothing was keeping me in Canada but some cute family dogs (sorry family, I guess there’s you too.) So I booked a flight and let my 2 connections in China know that I was on my way!
The Fundamentals of Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year is the most important festival in Chinese culture. It is celebrated on the new moon of the first month according to the lunar calendar and is a time for family reunions and scrumptious feasts. While Chinese New Year is celebrated in Asian countries like China and Singapore, it is also celebrated in Chinatowns spanning New York City to San Francisco. Take the time to learn about traditions and how to wish others a happy new year in Chinese so that you can also partake in Chinese New Year festivities wherever you are in the world.
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