Essential Chinese. Philip Yungkin Lee

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c (i)ts 藏 cáng (hide) ch ch 茶 chá (tea) d day 地 dì (earth) e her 这 zhè (this) ei day 背 bèi (the back) er err 儿 ér (son) f far 饭 fàn (meal) g good 狗 gǒu (dog) h how 行 háng (row) i eat 你 nǐ (you) ian yen 电 diàn (electricity) ie yes 裂 liè (crack) iu you 丢 diū (lose) j jeep 家 jiā (home) k key 看 kàn (see) l lay 蓝 lán (blue) m my 米 mǐ (uncooked rice) n nine 能 néng (energy) o awe 破 pò (broken) ou low 豆 dòu (bean) p pea 怕 pà (scare) q cheer 请 qǐng (please) r rat 人 rén (people) s see 三 sān (three) sh she 深 shēn (deep) t tea 田 tián (field) u wool 路 lù (road) ui way 灰 huī (grey) uo ward 拖 tuō (drag) ü ü (French) 绿 lǜ (green) üe ü + ebb 学 xué (learn) w way 晚 wǎn (late) x see 谢 xiè (thank) y young 羊 yáng (sheep) z kids 脏 zāng (dirty) zh gauge 周 zhōu (week)

      2 Meet and Greet

      2.1 Greetings

       2.2 Asking a question

       2.3 How to reply

       2.4 Thank you

       2.5 I’m sorry

       2.6 What do you think?

      2. Meet and Greet

      • It is normal in China to shake hands on meeting and parting company. The strength of the handshake is determined by the level of acquaintance and the importance of the occasion. Generally one should refrain from giving a strong handshake to male or female acquaintances. Hugging is reserved for relatives and kissing on the cheeks is rarely seen among Chinese except perhaps on occasions involving expatriate communities.

      2.1 Greetings

      Hello/Good morning, Mr Williams

      Nǐ hǎo/Zǎo, Wēilín xiānsheng!

      你好／早, 威林先生！

      Hello/Good morning, Mrs Jones

      Nǐ hǎo/Zǎo, Qióngsī tàitai/fūren!

      你好／早, 琼司太太／夫人！

      Hello, Peter

      Nǐ hǎo, Bǐdé!

      你好，彼德！

      Hi, Helen

      Nǐ hǎo, Kǎilún!

      你好，凯伦！

      Good morning, madam

      Zǎoshang hǎo, tàitai/fūren!

      早上好，太太／夫人

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