Simple Phrases in Mandarin

Hello
你好
 nĭ hăo

Have you eaten
你吃饭了吗
Nǐ chīfànle ma?

What time is it now?
现在几点了?
Xiànzài jǐ diǎnle


3. What time is it now?
4. What is your name?
5. My name is David 大卫
6. Thank you
7. Your welcome
8. Where is the bathroom?
9. Nice to meet you 很高兴认识你
10. Turn left and then turn right
11. What would you like to drink?
12. I want like a cup of coffee.
13. He is my older brother.
14. She is my younger sister.
15. They are my friends.
16. Today, we are going to see a movie.
17. Yesterday, I went to the library to study English.
18. Tomorrow, it will rain.
19. I like to walk in the park,
20. What is your favorite color?
21. My favorite color is red.

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