How to say, "How's the weather? " in Chinese?

How to say, "How's the weather? in Chinese?

1." How's"sounds like"Zoo Ho" in Chinese.

2. "the weather" sounds like "Ten cheese -se"= "Ten chee" in the sound of Chinese.

*** (羅馬拼音)The romanization , 
"How's the weather? sounds (t'ien  ch'i  ju ho? ) =天氣如何?

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(    ): The pronunciation in romaniztion (    ) 裡的是羅馬拼音.

Moreover, sentence patterns in Chinese and English often reverse. "The weather" sets in front of "How's" . Therefore, "the weather" sounds like "ten chee (t'ien ch'i)" and "How's sounds like "Zoo Ho (ju ho)

How's the weather? = 天        氣        如       何?

                                                         t'ien  ch'i     ju     ho

The simple way to memorize: How's the weather in Chinese?

天            氣              如             何          ?

Ten          chee              zoo             ho       ?

 Ten

 cheese -se = chee

 zoo

Ho

"How's the weather?"

 = Ten Chee Zoo Ho?

= 天     氣      如    何  ?

How to say, "How old are you?" and "I am eight years old. "in Chinese?

 

This is Shu-Chen Chuang, Teacher Eve.

Lesson three :How to say, "How old are you?" in Chinese?

Formal romanization:

A:     How old are you?      你  幾  歲?

                                              ni  chi  sui

               
 B:   I'm twenty years old. 我    二    十      歲.

                                         w   erh   shih   sui          

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Informal way to pronounce:

你        幾        歲 ? = How old are you?
knee    gee   shield-ld

我       二       十          歲.
wall     r       shit-t     shield-ld

Knee+Gee +

Shield-ld =  shie

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     你     幾      歲?

 =  Knee  Gee   Shie

=How old are you?

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    我       二        十       歲.

= wall      ur       shi       shie.
= I'm        twenty           years old.

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wall (sound) = I

 

                                urban-ban= 二    

shit-t=十

shield-ld=shie =歲




我           二            十          歲.
wall   urban-ban     shit-t       shield-ld
= wall     ur             shi          shie

= I am twenty  years  old.

"How old" in English sounds like Gee Shield-ld=Shie "歲" in Chinese.(But it is at the end of the word)

"are" in English sounds like "she" "是" in Chinese. (In this sentence, you don't have to read it.)

"you" in English sounds like the word of "Knee" "你" in Chinese.

The order of the sentence is reversed from English.

1. "你" sounds like "Knee".

2. "幾" sounds like "Gee".

3. "歲" sounds like "shield=ld= Shie"

Thus, " How old are you? " sounds like "Knee Gi Shea? BeV doesn't sound anything here.

Knee+Gee +

Shield-ld = 你幾歲? (Chinese)

= Knee  Gee   Shie

Then, how to say, "I am eight years old." in Chinese?

"I" sounds like the English word, "wall". 我

"am " sounds like the English word, "she".是 (But beV, you don't have to read in Chinese.)

"eight" sounds like the English word, "Bob-b" 八

"years old" sounds like the English word, "Shield-ld" 歲

WallBob-bShield-ld = Wall  Bob-b   Shie 我八歲.

    English                          Chinese sound

I am eight years old.= Wall Bob-b  Shie

Chinese characters: 我八歲. 

How old are you? :   Knee  Gee   Shie?

                                    你幾歲?

I am eight years old.  :  Wall  Bob-b  Shie.

                                     我八歲.

How to say, " I am fine, thank you." in Chinese?

How to say,"I am fine, thank you."in Chinese?

wall (sound) = I

hen(sound) =very

" 

how(sound) =Good 

I'm fine.= "Wall   hen   how"  in Chinese .

shake

shake

knee

Thank you. = "Shake-shake knee"

"I'm fine" sounds like "Wall, hen, how. " 

"very" sounds like "hen"

In fact, "wall  hen  how" means more like "I am very well."

"Thank you." sounds like "shake -shake knee", but 

"shake" has to minus "k" sound. Thus, we can say, 

"Thanks."= "Shake-shake - sound k".(Please read the red part of "Shake=Shake". 

"Thank you." = "Shake-k, Shake-k,  knee."

Some people think the sound of "shit-shit knee." is easier to remember.

"shit-shit knee" in Chinese = Thank you. "in English.

Now let's speak the whole sentence, "I'm fine, thank you. or "I'm very well, thank you." in Chinese.

"wall   hen   how,  shit  shit  knee. "