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.

Let’s warm up with an easy and fun task: Write your own name in Pinyin-style letters. Here’s what to do: 1️⃣ Write your name in Pinyin letters (just how you think it would sound) 2️⃣ If you want, try adding tone marks (guessing is totally fine!) 3️⃣ Post it in the comments Example: My name Celine → sé lín (both second tone) Have fun and be creative — this is not a test! 😄