@chineseforus: 🚶‍♂️Coming & Going in Chinese👋 🚶‍♂️👋In China, letting people know when you arrive or leave is just good manners. This short video, "Coming & Going in Chinese," shows you some really useful phrases that Chinese people use all the time when they enter or leave someone's home or a social gathering. You'll see how to say "I've arrived" (我来了 / Wǒ lái le), which Chinese people often announce when they show up at someone's place, and "I've left" (我走了 / Wǒ zǒu le), which they say when heading out. The video also covers casual variations like "I've arrived again" (我又来了 / Wǒ yòu lái le) and "I've left again" (我又走了 / Wǒu yòu zǒu le) for those return visits. There are also phrases for future plans like "I'll come again" (我还要来 / Wǒ hái yào lái) and "I'll leave again" (我还要走 / Wǒ hái yào zǒu), which are handy for letting friends know your intentions. We made this video because these little phrases make such a big difference in how natural you sound when hanging out with Chinese speakers. They're small little touches that show you understand the flow of social interactions in Chinese culture. Give them a try next time you're visiting Chinese friends - they'll probably be impressed! 🔔[Coming & Going Phrases:] Wǒ lái le. 我来了。 I'm arrived. Wǒ zǒu le. 我走了。 I left. Wǒ yòu lái le. 我又来了。 I again arrived. Wǒu yòu zǒu le. 我又走了。 I again left. Wǒ hái yào lái. 我还要来。 I moreover will arrive. Wǒ hái yào zǒu. 我还要走。 I moreover will leave. 👉Interested in learning Chinese? Check out all the different courses we offer: ➥https://ChineseFor.Us/AllCourses _ #fyp #foryupage #learnchinese #LanguageLearning #greetingphrases #everydaychinese

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