How to write you in chinese

The formal version of "you" is 您 (nín). 您 should be used when addressing elders, respected figures, and persons of higher rank or status. If you are addressing multiple people at once, "you" in the plural is 你 们 (nǐ men).

Here are the 100 most common English male names. The table below includes the English, Chinese, and Pinyin. If you just want to learn how to say your name, then work on pronouncing the pinyin. If you want to learn how to write your Chinese word name, then you can practice those characters. Note!

Learning to read Chinese characters can feel like learning a whole set of completely illogical, unconnected “squiggles”! The most commonly-taught method for learning to read and write these “squiggles” is rote learning. Just write them again and again and practise until they stick in your brain and your hand remembers how to write them!

Chinese is a complex language with many dialects and varieties. Before we dive into learning to write Chinese characters, let’s just take a second to be clear exactly what we’ll be talking about. First, you’ll be learning about Mandarin Chinese, the “standard” dialect.