While traveling in China, knowing a few key phrases can go a long way in making your dining experience smoother and more enjoyable. Here’s a quick guide to essential phrases that’ll help you navigate restaurants, make payments, and engage with locals.
Chinese is a tonal language, so a slight change in tone can alter a word’s meaning. But don’t worry—locals will appreciate your effort even if you don’t get it perfect! Pointing to phrases in this guide can also help avoid confusion.
I want…: 我要… (Wǒ yào…)
I don’t want…: 我不要… (Wǒ bù yào…)
I’m allergic to…: 我对…过敏 (Wǒ duì… guòmǐn)
Pointing to the phrases in this guide can help you quickly communicate your needs, especially if you’re unsure of pronunciation. Keep it handy when ordering!
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Whether you’re trying to stream your favorite shows, access Google Maps, or simply keep in touch with friends and family back home, having the right VPN, data plan, and essential apps is key to get past China’s Great Firewall.
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