Chinese words and expressions

Kinda useful and I really enjoy this channel.

... 在哪儿 (... zai nar) - where is ... ?
然后 (ranhou) - afterwards, then
远 (yuan) - far away
多远 (duo yuan) - how far

右边 (youbian) - right
左边 (zuobian) - left

西边 (xibian) - west
东边 (dongbian) - east
南边 (nanbian) - south
北边 (beibian) - north

电影院 (dianyingyuan) - cinema
茶馆 (chaguan) - tea house
饭店 (fandian) - hotel
书店 (shudian) - bookshop

圣诞节 (shengdan jie)- Christmas 方便 (fang bian) - convenient 凉快 (liang kuai) - cool

ranbingluan然并卵-However, it’s just a white elephant

 Cheer:

Never mind my romanji because I know it's not right. My favorite words/expressions are:

Bukanan: Impossible (favorite word of all time)
Mi guan xi: it's alright
Wo Bu Zhidaw: I don't know
Buk Khwailaba/ buchi: No way
Mei Mei: little sister
Bukachi: You're welcome/it's alright
Wo mayo: I didn't (do it)
Shenema: Really?
Bu Zhidaw: I know
Shim Shiya: What's the matter?
Wey: Hello (on the phone)
Zekemala?: What are you doing?
Shikwal: This is strange

As a native mandarin speaker, I can only say that your romanji is so... shikwal but I love it hahaha. It totally shows how tough mandarin is to learn. I can understand everything except for Buk Khwailaba / buchi. You got me stumped.

 Kate:

As a native mandarin speaker, I can only say that your romanji is so... shikwal but I love it hahaha. It totally shows how tough mandarin is to learn. I can understand everything except for Buk Khwailaba / buchi. You got me stumped.

lol same, but i'm from hk tho 

 suyi01:

then share some cantonese!~ 

cantonese writing is same as mandarin but speaking wise its a totally diff thing

im only gonna put in tone marks for some

written chinese- english- mandarin pinyin- cantonese pinyin 

你好- hello - ni hao- nei ho

好可愛- so cute - hao ke ai - hó hō oi 

再見- bye - zai jian - zoi geen

對不起- sorry - dui bu qi - dui but hei (spoken as: dui m zhu)

好久不見- long time no see -  hao jiu bu jian - ho gau but geen (spoken as: ho loi mou geen)

來-come - lai - lei 

我不知道- i dont know - wo bu zhi dao - ou but zi dou (spoken as: ou m ji dou)

 不客氣- ur welcome - bu ke qi - but hak hei (spoken as: m ho hak hei) 

I hope to start this thread up again, it's a fun learning thread

This is what I hear a lot :

Qǐng zuò (or zuò ) = Take a sit (sit) 

Wǒmen zǒu ba ( zǒu ba ) = Let's go (go)

Wèishéme  = Why