wǒmen míngtiān jiàn
Let's meet tomorrow
我的中文不太好。
My Chinese is not very good
The phrase breaks down as: 我的中文 (wǒ de Zhōngwén) means "my Chinese," 不 (bú) negates, 太 (tài) means "too" or "very," and 好 (hǎo) means "good." So it literally means "My Chinese is not too good."
Use this in casual chats or when introducing yourself to set expectations about your language level. It's humble and polite. In formal settings, you might say 我的中文不太好,请多包涵 (qǐng duō bāohán, "please be lenient"). Avoid using it if you're fluent; it would be inaccurate.
“My Chinese is not very good” in Chinese is 我的中文不太好。 (wǒ de Zhōngwén bú tài hǎo).
我的中文不太好。 is pronounced wǒ de Zhōngwén bú tài hǎo.
wǒmen míngtiān jiàn
Let's meet tomorrow
wǒ fā dìngwèi le
I sent the geolocation
kěyǐ jiā nǐ Wēixìn ma?
Can I add you on WeChat?
nǐ Wēixìn hào duōshao?
What is your WeChat ID?
wǒ jiā nǐ le, máfan tōngguò yíxià hǎoyǒu shēnqǐng
I have added you, please confirm your application
wǒ sǎo nǐ ba
I'll scan you
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