Lesson Two How to say, "How are you?" and " I'm fine, thank you. "in Chinese?

 
This is teacher Eve or Teacher Shu-Cheng Chuang

Lesson Two  How to say. "How are you? " and " I'm fine, thank you. And you? " In Chinese?

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"knee    how     mo ?" is the sound of Chinese, "How are you? " in English?

Teacher:            你   好   嗎?

(romanization)                ni  hau  mo

Student: 我   很    好,      謝       謝.       你   呢?

(romanization)    w   hen  hau     hsieh  hsieh       ni     ne

It sounds like 你好嗎? (knee  how  mo?)

The pictures to  memorize:

knee

how

Mom-m

How are you? = 你   好   嗎? 

                             ni  hau  mo

Informal pronunciation:

 "knee   how   mom?"

" How are you? " sounds like  "knee, how , mo?"
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The formal romanization pronounce:
你好嗎? : ni  hau  mo?
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 Teacher Eve

How to say, "I'm fine, thank you. And you? in Chinese?

Formal romanization:

 我      很     好.      謝       謝        你.      你  呢?

(w       hen   hau.     hsieh  hsieh      ni .      ni   ne)

Informal way to pronounce:

"wall   hen   how.   shit-t   shit-t.    knee   net-t?"

Pictures to memorize: 我      很     好. 
                                    w      hen   hau

I'm fine.= "wall   hen   how."

wall (sound) = I

hen(sound) =very

" 

how(sound) =Good 

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Formal romanization:

How to say, "Thank you. "=> 謝       謝       你. 

                                                   hsieh   hsieh      ni .

Informal pronunciations:  

You can say, "  shit-t   shit-t    knee." or

 "shake-ke   shake-ke    knee."

*  Both of the pronunciation sound similar.

shake-ke= sha

shake-ke=sha

knee

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Formal romanization:    你     呢?

                                                                                     ni      ne    

Informal pronunciation:
And you? =  knee     net=t?

Pictures for memorizing.

knee

Net-t

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Let's review:

Teacher: 你好嗎?

Student A: 我很好.謝謝你. 你呢?

How to say, "I love you." in Chinese?

Lesson One 

How to say, "I love you." in Chinese?

"wall    eye     knee   "  is the sound of  "I love you ." in Chinese.

 wallEye

Knee

Of course, this is not the formal way to learn Chinese pronunciation, but it is the easier way to learn its sounds.

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Romanization pronunciations: wu ai ni

我    愛    你    means I love you.

wu   ai     ni

First, "I" in Chinese sounds like "wall" in English.

Second, "love"in Chinese sounds like "eye" in English.

Third, "you" in Chinese sounds like "knee".

Therefore, we say ." I love you." in Chinese sounds like " wall eye knee". 

我愛你= I love you.= wall eye knee (sound)