How do you say these in Chinese pinyin: 1."She is in the bathroom." 2."Are you making the phone call?"

I am a seventh grade Chinese learner, I think about kindergarten level. Can anyone tell me some words in Chinese pinyin and tell me the tones that they have. They need to start with the letters b, p, m, f, d, t, n, and l (thats an L) I also need to know what they mean. Thanks!

I have been interested in a few languages over the years, but come across the same problem: I don't know where to begin. Anyone have any ideas?

Where can I look to learn mandarin Chinese? Any websites or books?

Would Chinese learning benefit my future if I want to do business internationally, or would Spanish be the better route? I am 19 years old in college, but like to think ahead. Any Ideas? And how hard is it to learn Chinese from scratch?

I NEED CHINES LANGUAGE IN MY WORK ( CHINES TOUR GUIDE IN LUXOR _ EGYPT FOR CHINES TOURESTS WHEN COMING TO VISIT EGYPT.

How do I say shut up and get out of my way in Mandarin Chinese? I really want to know because I get so annoyed in Chinese class. LOL Thanks!!!)

so i have started to learn mandarin chinese cause my parents know it and i feel ashamed cause i am 14 and full chinese. so i know all the basics like hello, this that, love, goodbye, how are you, long time no see, all that stuff. but i was wondering why is there so many mandarin words for one word for english equivalent, like for run there is zou and pao, how do i know which to use? can you give me a list of words that have multiple mandarin words for 1 english word like run and hurt? i dont know which to use and it is killing me! thanks!

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Starting with Shang Dynasty. I am interested in Chinese culture and I want to know the orders of the Chinese dynasty. My daughter is 9 and I hope she can learn some kids Chinese. So I want to know some good kids Chinese websites for her.

Seems like a useful phrase to know in China. Can someone tell me the characters as well as the pinyin with tones?

I've always liked both Chinese and Japanese languages. As it is, I watch a ton of anime on a regular basis, but I'm currently learning Chinese in college. I'm wondering what kind of media there is out there that is in Chinese which I could use as a learning aid. Something that would appeal to male youth, not necessarily soap operas with bad acting or children's cartoons. What's out there?

Hi guys I need this to show to the taxi driver once I want to get to my hotel from the airport. Could you translate this into Chinese? "Driving Directions: DRIVE ON YING BIN AVENUE, CONNECT TO YANG PU BRIDGE THROUGH LUO SHAN ELEVATED, GET OFF YANG PU BRIDGE AT HUANG XING ROAD EXIT, GO STRAIGHT AND TURN LEFT TO GUAO SHUN ROAD. "

Hey, I decided I might start learning Chinese the thing is that, some things don’t make sense to me. First of all, is pinyin ONLY written with English letters? So there are no symbols or marks or anything for pinyin, except that it’s written in Latin letters? Also, I read that simplified Chinese are more used than traditional Chinese. So, if I go to China, or any Chinese speaking country, or if I watch a movie about China, everything that's written in stores, streets, schools, books, EVERYTHING, is in simplified Chinese? Also, how does u read Chinese? Any website that could help me? Do u just learn chinese by MEMORIZING what each symbol is? and what about writing? it seems to me like it would take me like 5 hours to only draw ONE symbol and if i see a random symbol, how do i know how to pronounce it? and how do i know what it means? Any online Chinese dictionaries?

Is it different?

How do you say "oh my gosh" or "omg" in Mandarin Chinese? I know the Korean equivalent of "omg" is "omo." I would like to know the Mandarin Chinese one. Also, if possible, please tell of some common Mandarin expressions. Thank you!