In this episode, we explore the versatile phrase 什么都 (shénme dōu), which means “anything” or “everything”. It’s perfect for expressing unlimited choices or total flexibility in Mandarin. You’ll learn how to use 什么都 in both positive and negative sentences, with plenty of practical examples you can apply right away. We also dive into an important cultural topic: living with parents in China. Unlike in many Western countries, it’s common for children to live with their parents until marriage. This tradition highlights the importance of family bonds, care for elders, and respect for shared responsibilities at home. At Hanyu Chinese School, we take pride in offering a unique approach to language learning. What makes our school special? Here are some highlights: Online Campus: The best virtual campus. Access study materials, interactive exercises, and additional resources from anywhere, anytime. Private Teachers: Our highly trained teachers provide personalized classes with an individual approach. Trial Classes: Not sure if this language is for you? Try our trial classes! Immerse yourself in the language and discover if it’s the right choice for you. Hanyu Blog: Every week, we publish informative and entertaining articles to help you improve your understanding of the language and culture. Learn more languages with Trainlang! Visit our websites and start your language journey today! Chapters (00:00:00) - Chinese language(00:02:56) - How to Speak Chinese effectively with Shamatone(00:03:59) - Using Shimoto(00:08:53) - Practice Chinese Sentences in Chinese(00:09:30) - In the Elevator(00:11:33) - How do we use and learn Chinese on an Online School?(00:13:20) - Living With Parents Until Marriage in China(00:19:08) - How to Make a Sentence in Chinese(00:20:46) - Chinese Shimado

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