How To Say No In Chinese



How To Say No In Chinese Video



How To Say No In Chinese Video Transcript

in this video you'll learn how to say no
in Chinese so let's get started with the
two ways first is the impolite way and
then later we'll take a look at the
polite way the in polite form is simply
boo said with a falling fourth tone
notice however that sometimes boo can
also be said with a rising second tone
boo if the character that follows it is
also said with a fourth tone so you'll
notice this as we go farther along but
if you say boo in Chinese it's like
saying no no no and it's considered a
little rude so the impolite way is
simply boo the polite form of no in
how to say no in chinese
Chinese is to say no and then to repeat
the verb so if you ask do you like this
no don't like do you want this no don't
one do you have this no don't have are
you whatever-whatever like are you a
student no I'm not so in Chinese to say
do you like this Nishi
one Jigga ma boo boo she one do you want
this neo Digga ma boo boo yeah in this
case you can see where the second boo
has changed to a rising second tone
booyah because the yow is said with a
fourth tone do you have this new yo
Jigme but look out and please be careful
because notice that this is the perfect
how to say no in chinese
tense because it has the verb half so
they may ask like do you have this new
yo Jigme or they could also ask it like
have you ever done something for example
if you wanted to ask you know have you
ever been to Beijing you can say Beijing
Nicci Cola Mayo and in this case they're
also asking in the perfect tense
so in this special case you would not
say boo but instead you would say Mayo
as in you have it next question are you
boo boo sure and that's how you say no
in Chinese the polite way remember to
say no and then repeat the verb so
you've now learned two ways to say no in
how to say no in chinese
China
the impolite way and the polite way
knowing how to say no in Chinese is
rather simple if you don't have to mess
with the perfect tense no Chinese style
will help you avoid being rude in
Chinese no with the verb repeated after
it will go a long way to understanding
Chinese culture for more insight into
culture see my book on Chinese
traditions for the new year and
mid-autumn festival or simply check out
a general overview of Chinese culture in
book 2 of my series learn to speak
Chinese I know that these two books will
go a long way to helping you understand
and adapt to Chinese culture good luck
on your journey to learn Chinese at
least now you'll be properly armed with
the phrase no in Chinese

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