Idioms are a major feature of traditional culture in China, Using the right idioms in the right situation will make your Chinese more authentic. This series will be expressed all in Chinese.

Chinese idioms (中国成语)

Tongue twister is a language art of interesting sentences composed of words with the same、 similar pronunciation or easy confusion. By practicing, you can make your Mandarin more standard. Have a try！

绕口令（Tongue Twister）

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In this album, I will introduce you the most commonly used Chinese daily conversations in Chinese and English. Let's study !

日常中文（Daily Chinese）

Mere paas Maa Hai, I have my mother
Let’s break down this iconic dialogue:

मेरे पास (Mere paas): ‘I have’ or ‘I possess.’

मेरे (Mere): My.
पास (Paas): With or near.
माँ (Maa): ‘Mother.’ This is a simple yet profound term for ‘mother’ in Hindi.
है (Hai): ‘Is’ — This is the present tense form of the verb ‘to be,’ used here to indicate possession or existence.