Category: Chinese Language Vocabulary

Lighting up the theaters next Friday will be Ironman 3 in China, starring Robert Downey Jr.He’s gained much popularity not only from being Ironman but Sherlock Holmes & other cool characters in some awesome movies.

For those of you unfamiliar with the 2,500 plus years of tradition behind this holiday, it’s all about tomb sweeping, spring outings and kite flying. This year’s Qingming Festival (清明节 － qīng míng jié) falls on April 4th, 2013.

I figured it’s be useful to know how to say some of the most popular beverages in Chinese. Some of

  I’ve made one about all the possible things you’ll need to know about clothes, including “cuff links,” “denim,” and

8. 雪橇 (xuě qiāo): sleigh
“yé dàn lǎo gōng gōng dā xuě qiāo lái luō”
“耶诞老公公搭雪橇来啰“
“Santa Claus is coming on his sleigh“

I feel like we just got into 2013 but with all the decorations and featured items, Valentine’s Day’s around the corner.

Without fail, the crowd will shout out “com’on” or “let’s go” or “woooo” as they’re off their seats with excitement in the United States. We’ve all been there before, rooting and cheering on the sidelines for our teammates, family or friends to win.

Today we’ve got a great list of things other things you can 吃 or eat.Don’t think Americans are the only ones that know how to eat, the Chinese value food so much that usually, when meeting someone, besides the usual “你好吗?” they’ll ask “吃了吗?” The action of eating can be found throughout the Chinese language but doesn’t literally mean someone eating food, but perhaps experiencing surprise or being popular.

抬杠（táigàng）to have the last word, bickerusage： Sentences：
[cn]1.Nǐ zěnme jiù’ài yǔ biérén táigàng ？
你怎么就爱与别人抬杠?