Advanced Mandarin Chinese: "I've Heard So Much About You!" with eChineseLearning
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Channel: eChineseLearning · 2017 · Education
For a Free Trial Lesson, 1-on-1, live and face-to-face with one of our native Mandarin teachers in China, you can begin to learn Mandarin here today: https://goo.gl/wye2ij ________________________ The most common way to begin an introduction in Mandarin Chinese is by using: Jiàn dào nĭ hĕn gāoxìng! 见到你很高 兴! Nice to meet you! However, there are more specific phrases we use to show excitement when meeting someone for the first time. Today, Teacher Becky will introduce some new words and phrases you can use to impress others when meeting people and being introduced by others. ________________________ 久仰 (jiǔyǎng) = long time 仰慕 (yǎngmù) = to admire 幸会 (xìnghuì) = honor or pleasure (when meeting someone) 幸会, 幸会! (Xìnghuì, xìnghuì!) ________________________ 久仰大名 jiǔyǎng dàmíng ________________________ When introducing yourself and networking in business it's important to make a good first impression in China. You can learn about Business Etiquette in Introductions with our full lesson HERE: https://goo.gl/yLqDvv ________________________ Watch today's helpful video lesson and stick around for the useful Quiz afterwards. You can check your answers with us here: https://goo.gl/6ATyd2 Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for more Chinese lessons with us. Learn Chinese on Skype and enjoy our online Chinese conversation lessons with qualified teachers in China! Please like, share and comment on today's video to keep in touch with us.
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