How to Ask “How are You?” in Chinese
Teacher: Lilian Li Experience: 5 Years
Lilian has a master’s degree in linguistics and didactics from Rennes University in France. An expert in linguistics and educational psychology, she has taught Chinese as a foreign language for several years, primarily in France. Her classes follow a logical and thorough path to ensure students build a methodology of learning that will continue to help them improve their language ability. She likes jogging, swimming, partying, and hang out with friends!
How to Ask “How are You?” in Chinese
Teacher : Lilian Li
For most Mandarin learners, “nihao” 你好 may be one of the first phrases learned. Perhaps early on someone told you that to ask “How are you?” you simply add 吗 “ma”after “nihao.” Well, that isn’t quite right. So today, we will review some Chinese greeting customs. Then you’ll know. Let's learn together with Lilian!
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