Today we learned 对不起 (duì bù qǐ) — I’m sorry, and 没关系 (méi guān xi) — it’s okay.These two phrases will save your day in real life! 📝 Your tasks: 1️⃣ Remember to use today’s practice sheet and follow the stroke order. 2️⃣ Write 对不起。没关系。 three times (or the short dialogue once). 3️⃣ Post a photo of your handwriting. If you can, share a quick audio or video saying the mini conversation. ⏺️ Use https://vocaroo.com/ to record your voice, then share the link in the comment box. 💡 Pro Tip: Speaking out loud = faster memory. 📣 One last thing: Reply to someone’s post to encourage them — spread kindness while you practice!

Today you learned 谢谢 (xiè xie) — thank you, and 不客气 (bú kè qi) — you’re welcome.These are polite phrases you can use every day in Chinese. 📝 Your mission today: 1️⃣ Use the practice sheet to write 谢谢 and 不客气. 2️⃣ Take a photo of your handwriting. 3️⃣ Post it in the comments so we can all see your beautiful work! 🎉 💡 Pro Tip: When saying 谢谢, keep your tone warm and genuine — it makes the gratitude more heartfelt. 📣 One last thing: Reply to another learner’s comment by saying 谢谢 and 不客气 — you’re now practicing real conversations in Chinese!

Today we learned how to ask 你好吗？ (How are you?) and answer 我很好。 (I’m very good.) — now you can greet and respond like a native! 📝 Your mission today: 1️⃣ Print the practice sheet I attached (or just use a piece of paper). 2️⃣ Follow the stroke order to write 你好吗？我很好。 at least 3 times. 3️⃣ Take a photo of your handwriting. 4️⃣ Post it in the comments🎉 💡 Pro Tip: Say the sentences out loud as you write — your brain will remember them faster. 📣 One last thing: Reply to another learner’s post by saying "Congratulations, you’re speaking Mandarin now!"

Today we learned 再见 (zài jiàn) — goodbye — and discovered how it literally means 'see you again'. 📝 Your mission today: 1️⃣ Print the practice sheet I attached (or just use a piece of paper). 2️⃣ Follow the stroke order to write 再见 at least 3 times. 3️⃣ Take a photo of your handwriting. 4️⃣ Post it in the comments so we can cheer you on! 🎉 💡 Pro Tip: Say “再见” out loud while writing — it will help lock in both pronunciation and meaning. One last thing: Reply to another learner’s post and say “再见” — practice both writing and speaking!

Today we learned 你好 (nǐ hǎo) — hello — and the beautiful story behind the character ‘’好‘’. 📝 Your mission today: 1️⃣ Print the practice sheet I attached (or just use a piece of paper). 2️⃣ Follow the stroke order to write 你好 at least 3 times. 3️⃣ Take a photo of your handwriting. 4️⃣ Post it in the comments below so we can all cheer for you! 🎉 💡 Pro Tip: Write slowly and mindfully — Chinese character writing is like meditation. The more relaxed you are, the better it looks. One last thing: Reply to at least one other learner’s post and say “你好” to them! This way you’ll practice writing and using it in real conversation.