Hi benny,

can i say ni3 hen3 fei2 for “you are very fat” or i must use pang4 instead of fei2?

How do i say the following:
1) He has gone fishing
2) Please don’t punch me
3) This is a commo…

hi benny, how do i say “rough” in chinese?

1) he is a rough player
2) the floor is very rough

thank u

hi benny, how do i say “what time do u usually open your stall” in chinese? thanks

nin hao benny, how do i say these in mandarin:

1) The sun shines brightly today

2) The cockroach is on the wall

3) i have no interest in science

hello benny again,

1) from my previous post, does chuan3 here means ‘spread’?

2) when do i use shen bing and just bing?

3) can i use “mian4” for the word “face”? like for example , ni de …

ni hao benny, how do i say the following sentences:

1) his looks is similar to my brother
2) what is your interest?
3) Since you break the stuff, you need to repay the money
4) Please do not …

ni hao benny!

How do i say the following in chinese?

1) You lost my wallet

2) the police shoot down a robber a moment ago

3) she is very busybody

xie xie ni benny. hope u have a gre…

ni hao benny, how do i say the following?

1) I don’t have appetite to eat

2) This fish/prawn crackers is nice to eat

3) This knife is very sharp

4) I had a dream last night

5) Please…

hello benny, how do i say this sentence:

“Reading under very bright light will make your eyes spoil”

benny, how do i say, “my nose is blocked, so I cant smell anything”

thank u benny

how to say these sentences:

1) the movie is still showing in the cinema
2) how much is this soap?

I realised tht some people like to put ‘diao’ at the back of some words, like ‘si diao’, ‘guan diao’. What dies the diao here mean?

Whats the difference between jia1 家 and fang2 zi 房子? when do I use those words?

For the word zhi1 dao4, can i just use zhi1 only to mean ‘to know’ or i have to use the complete zhi1 dao4?

Is pai1 zhao4 pian4 and zhao4 xiang4 have the same meaning? If so, which is more commo…

hello benny, how to say this sentence in chinese:

“Please wipe the table”