10 Popular Chinese Phrases Used in TV Dramas

哈囉，大家好！ I'm Grace. In today's video, I will introduce 10 Chinese

phrases

commonly

used

in TV series. These

phrases

are very colloquial. You can also use them in your daily conversation. Also, this video is sponsored by Skillshare, but we'll talk about that later. The first is: If your friend seems upset or angry, you can ask him “怎麼了？”, so it's a kind of way to show him that you care worry about the person and also know what happened "怎麼了？” can also be

used

as a response when someone catches your attention and wants to talk to you. You can also hear people say.

It sounds more casual. Sometimes, you can hear people say which can both be used to ask “What happened?”, but 怎麼回事 expresses a stronger feeling of concern. It is more serious and people use this to ask for an explanation of what happened or how things happened. This can be used with the first When you see your friend and he seems unhappy or not feeling well, you can ask him. The fourth is 對了 It can mean “Right! But in television

dramas

and daily conversations, it usually doesn't mean this. In everyday conversations, we often use this phrase to mention something we suddenly think of, so it's something like "by the way" in English.

So 對了 can be used as a starting point when you want to talk about a particular topic that might not be directly related to the previous conversation.對了 can also be used to provide more information: next is 我 is “I,” 跟你 is “for you, with you,” and 說 is “to say.” It can be translated as “let me tell you something.” In everyday conversation, we usually use this phrase when we want others to pay attention to what we are going to say. If you are talking to more than one person and you want everyone to pay attention to what you are saying. say, then you can change “你” to “你們” and say “我跟你們說”.

Here are some alternatives you can use In addition to saying “我跟你說”, you can also say “我跟你講” or “我告訴你” And for 我跟你們說, you can use 我跟你們講 or 我告訴你們 to replace it. But remember that these phrases are somewhat casual and informal, so it is a bit impolite to use them when speaking. to people older than you But you can use them when you talk to your friends Okay, let's take a break and let me introduce you to the sponsor of today's video: Skillshare Skillshare is an online learning community where you can learn new things and develop yourself. new habilities. I have been learning a lot and exploring different skills after I started taking classes.

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If someone says something that makes you feel surprised and unbelievable, in this case, 真的嗎 might not be enough to express how surprised you are, then you can use this phrase: Let's move on to the next one. When we have no idea what to do with a situation or don't know how to deal with a problem, people often ask “怎麼辦？”. and I hope someone can give some advice. The next one is You can also say “等等” Finally, the last one for today is 想得美 and it is used to tell someone that what they want to happen is definitely not going to happen. , Is all for today!

Thank you all for your comments. Today's content was inspired by some of your comments. I hope you enjoyed today's video. And also if you want to learn some daily expressions in Mandarin, check out my Instagram @gracemandarin 那我們就下次見囉！掰掰！啰！掰掰！