“cì” and “biàn” both can be used to describe frequency or how many times you have done something. But what is the difference between them?

Both “又yòu” and “再zài” mean “again.” So what is the difference?

You think the party that starts at 7:00 is too early? I think it starts too late! You can use “jiù” or “cái” before a verb to show something happens earlier or later than expected. But how?

How should you use “bù” and “méi” correctly? What’s the difference between them?

“To be, or not to be, that is the question…”

0.5,1/2 , 50%…How do you read these numbers in Chinese?

A case of beer. A bundle of books. A box of apples. In Chinese, how we say a pack of things depends on how the particular items be packed together.

Oh I can swim…just not today.

Both "néng" and "kěyǐ" mean CAN. What’s the difference?

Both "èr"and"liǎng" mean two. But when should I use "liǎng" and when should I use "èr?"

Learn the difference between "hai" and "ye" when they both mean "also."

Your Chinese female friends felt offended when you called them "xiǎojiě." But why?

How do you say "buddy" in Chinese? This lesson teaches you using “r” sound and helps you speak more authentic Chinese.