How to ask if hungry, thirsty, tired, or hurt in Chinese

[SouthDFWrep]

This is So Cool!! Thank You!

[zterahim]

like your video..u teach chinese in easy and very good way!keep it up..i would like to learn more!

[haqi9fly]

Dude I was speaking mandarin in my dream. LOL!!!!! This shit is hot. Thank you guys for teaching mandarin. Now I'm trying to come up with an idea to give people for free. Learning mandarin is a blessing. Much love, and thanks.

[MrHuoche]

You are so good,thanks for all your help

[AfricanLionsHunter]

Even this is a serious course I always must smile when I her saying the word for "hungry".

In German this sound is used to indicate that you are close to vomiting . . .

However this video is worth a five star rating !

[irshad3330]

chaa gaay o janab...nhi reesan tadian.... mein pukkha, payasa, thakya tay zakhmi an k nhi?.... a ho gai siddi saadi punjabi translation...

[mistermjones2000]

Thank you, nice short and sweet.

[alwayssugerhigh]

very helpful

[SanJudasTV]

Shouldn't the "bu" in the firsth sentence be at the second tone ?

You are the best chinese teacher on youtube !!

[ottamtakietam]

both thumbs up! Enjoyed this class a lot!

[jinkis4]

kua ku pokemon? for are you thirsty?

[rerhart585]

Thank you, I can not tell my mother in law that I am not hungry. She keeps trying to make me fat, and gets mad at my wife when I do not eat enough. Thank you, I am in Beihia for Chinese New Year, and now can tell her that I am full.

[fluffycottncandi]

我不是很渴

What does 口 mean?

[carolton83]

that means mouth

[jodytwosocks]

how do you say,"I do not wish to conform to the european/english government system"?

[estunts]

great stuff.

[catchafire221]

piao liang !!

[bayandsl]

wo hen E le ni E le ma?

can i use that sentence in hungry

[carpediem4utube]

yes! well done :-)

[iceclown360]

so does "lei" mean tired?

So could I say, "Wo shi hen lei"

Would that mean I am very tired?

[carpediem4utube]

yes, "lei" is tired. you can say "wo hen lei le" - you don't need the "shi" here. cheers

[quius]

Wow, your English is really good. What kind of school did you attend in Shanghai? You barely have an accent. What is the difference between teng2 and tong4=hurt? Anyway, your videos are excellent.

[fatkatt2]

thank you so much! your lessons are informative and easy to follow and learn from! ^_^

[Bubbles1234567890]

thanks for the great lessons!

[packard12]

Great series...

[carpediem4utube]

"ma" is usually used but not always (sorry about the fuzy rules ;-) Here you might use another "filler" word "ah" at the end. And you could also add the word you "ni" at the begining. So you might say: "ni ke bu ke ah?" "ni e bu e ah?" "ni lei bu lei ah?" "ni tong bu tong ah?". Hope this makes sense. Cheers.

[RIZAHAWKEYE18]

Sorry for the late reply -.-

but yes it helps a lot!

Xiexie ni ^-^

[RIZAHAWKEYE18]

Hi,carpediem ^^

um..but i thought when you wanted to ask some one something you would put a "ma" at the end of a question? Like if you knew some one and wanted to know if they were good, you would say "ni hao ma?'

[bigpapa181]

Is this Mandarin or Cantonese?

[mediteight]

I think it's Mandarin (from the very tiny amount I know...)

[carpediem4utube]

Yup, it's Mandarin.