How to say "My Chinese is not very good" in Chinese

This phrase uses 我的中文 (wǒ de Zhōngwén) for "my Chinese," 不 (bú) for negation, 太 (tài) for "too," and 好 (hǎo) for "good." It literally means "My Chinese is not too good."

When introducing yourself, use this to politely indicate your language level. It's a common icebreaker and shows humility. In formal introductions, you might add 请多指教 (qǐng duō zhǐjiào, "please give me guidance"). Avoid using it if you're actually proficient; it may cause confusion.