#22 的时候、有时候 | Funniest Chinglish Signs & Phrases in China | Learn Chinese Online | HSK 2

In this episode, Melanie and Emilyn guide you through the grammar points 有时候 (yǒu shíhou – sometimes) and 的时候 (de shíhou – when...), helping you talk naturally about habits, past experiences, and specific situations in Chinese. We also explore a fun cultural topic: **Chinglish** — the quirky mix of Chinese and English that leads to hilarious signs, menus, and translations. Discover why direct translations happen, what they reveal about language and culture, and enjoy some real-life examples you won’t find in textbooks! What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ How to use 有时候 and 的时候 in real conversations ✅ Practical examples to express time and frequency ✅ The funniest Chinglish examples from daily life in China ✅ Tips to understand and navigate Chinglish while travelling or living in China Fun Fact: Did you know that expressions like “Long time no see” and “No can do” actually come from Chinglish? They started as Chinese-style English and became part of global everyday speech! 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 Grammar(00:03:36) - Chinese Shiho (action, etc.)(00:10:15) - Chinese Grammar(00:11:11) - Tea or Coffee?(00:13:22) - How do we use the Shi Hou in school?(00:14:46) - What is Chinglish in China?(00:20:48) - How to Talk in Chinese

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