Are you vietnamese? = nǐ shì yuè nán rén ma?

I’m vietnamese = wǒ shì yuè nán rén.

So, zzzimverysleepy, nǐ shì yuè nán rén ma?

Hi, Lynie, for your question:

Are you a Filipino? = nǐ shì fēi lǜ bīn rén ma?

I’m a Filipino = wǒ shì fēi lǜ bīn rén.

Hi, ND, here is the answer:

wǒ lái zì duō mǐ ní jiā gòng hé guó = i am from the Dominican republic

lái zì = from

duō mǐ ní jiā = Dominica

gòng hé guó = republic

But you can say it in an easy way:

wǒ shì duó mǐ ní jiā rén = I’m a Dominican

Hi, Benny, wo shi ying guo ren. :0

huān yín nǐ! wǒ de duō mǐ ní jiā péng yǒu! (Welcome! My Dominican friend!)

Wow! I really didn’t know there are lots of Chinese people in your capital. Actually I’m curious about your country. You know at least so far I haven’t met Dominican people here in Shanghai.

Ni hao, Mehmet, wo shi rui shi ren.

Ni hao Benny, wo hen hao, ni ne. Wo cong yingguo lai, wo shi yingguoren. Xiexie, zaijian !

I would also like to thank you for helping me to start learning chinese, this is the best website i have found for learning. Thank you.

Ni hao Benny, there are not many chinese speaking people where i live, so your video‘s are really helping me learn chinese. Xie xie. Zaijian

Mei wen ti, wo lai gao su ni! (No problem, Let me tell you!)

“huan ying ni lai” means “Welcome to”.

And you are right about the second phrase, it’s “I’m very pleased to help you”! There is only one small mistake. “hen gao xing” is just “very pleased”. If you want to say “very pleased to meet you”, it’s “hen gao xing ren shi ni”. “ren shi” is “meet”/“to know”.

Well done! pk.

Ni hao, Alissia! Zhen de ma means “really?”

Wanshang hao Benny ! Wo shi faguo ren. I’m very happy to have had this first lesson on www.askbennychinese.com ! I will come back, no doubt about it ! 88 ^_

Ni hao. Wo shi bi li shi ren.

Ni hao. Wo shi bi li shi ren.

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