I’ve heard zen me yang before, I think it is very common :) but I’ve never heard the others – thanks for teaching, they are very useful I think :)

Are these real questions? So… do you expect an answer by asking this? Like Wo hen hao i.e. or would it be something like “Ni hao”?

And another one… can you always use jian for seeing? Wo jian Benny. Ni ye jian Benny ma? Would that be correct? Or should I use kan?

Ni hao, Benny – ni3 de sheng1 huo2 zen3 me yang4? When you say “yi1 qie4” for “everything”, does yi1 qie4 only fit with this context or can it be used in another? For example: Is this everything? Did you get everything?

Xie xie. Xia ci jian.

Hey Benny!
Finally I clicked in as well… You’re lessons were great, when I did the test, I actually remembered most of it! Anyway, wanting to freshen everything up a little, I started doing these lessons as well.
Question:
How have you been recently? I would translate with “zui jin ni hao ma”, because you taught me to put time first. Is this correct as well? Can ‘zui jin’ be considered as time?

Hi! Great lessons, as always! I just have one question. I usually hear “xiao3 xin1” also being used to mean “take care”. What’s the difference between this and “bao3 zhong4” discussed here? When do I use each? Thanks!