Chinglish 2 English
There are huge differences between Chinese and English so this website celebrates these differences and offers solutions to help us understand each other.
Can't find any black tea in China? Nope?
It's called red tea instead.
More examples below:
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| explode | rice grain | flower | popcorn | |
| bào | mǐ | huā | bàomǐhuā |
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| strange | hand | excavator | |
| guài | shǒu | guàishǒu |
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| sweet | sweet | circle | donut | |
| tián | tián | quān | tiántiánquān |
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| left | right | about | |
| zuǒ | yòu | zuǒyòu |
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| paste | cut | suitable | |
| tiē | qiè | tiēqiè |
Q) What is the correct reply to "Have you eaten?"
It's "I'm full!"
"Have you eaten?" is a common greeting in the mornings or close to meal times, and simply means, "Hello"
For the best learning, we have 4 puzzles:
Each puzzle will tax your mind and come with an accurate pronunciation guide and example sentences so you can learn from the differences as well as having some fun over your coffee-break.
Chinglish is everywhere, take a look at these signs:
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