Usually singular and plural don't matter in Chinese -- it's one of the reasons learning this language is easier than you might think! But there is an exception: when you are saying "these", "those", and "which ones". 🤔 In this sample lesson, Yangyang teaches you learning a single character - 些 (xiē) - allows you to form all three words. You'll see how you can put just a few Chinese words together like building blocks to form a TON of new words. Chinese is super logical! 💡 You'll come across th

中文 (zhōng wén) - Chinese - is probably one of the first words in Chinese that you learned, but have you learned how to say "China" in Chinese yet? 🇨🇳 🤔 If not, check out this short and easy video lesson! And if you're not Chinese, check out our other free lesson to learn how to tell others what nationality you are! https://bit.ly/3wM0vBC | Yoyo Chinese