Time to meet and greet the people there are a variety of ways. When an unknown man was found before, or who are not familiar. Often greet each other with the sentence "ni hao" nǐ hǎo (Hello/I), such as when you go to a new place and meet new people for the first time, they often use "ni hao" is the first sentence in the salutation or, for example, if you go home to your friends and other people happen to live at home with your friends. Typically, in this situation, A friend suggests that you and he knows. Then they both went to greet each other with the sentence, "ni hao," he said.Best to greet someone familiar or friends. In General, to use a sentence to greet by considering that people are doing nothing. Greeting sentence patterns differ according to the situation, such as if I found a couple conversations during dinner time, they often ask if "chi fan liao ma?" (chī fàn le ma?), "ni chi liao ma?" (nǐ chī ma le), "liao chi ma?" (le chī ma, eat or not?/?), etc. If we meet on the streets, they often inquire after each other on "chu qu ya?" (chū ya qù, to go outside of us?/LOL) "a jie shang?" (shàng. Want a free market, to jiē?/lol ya dong mai) "qu xi?" (ya dōngxi mǎi qù, to buy us?/LOL) na qu er dao "ya?" (dào. Qù nǎr ya, where to go?/I) "shang qu ban ya?" (shàng. Bān qù ya, did you go to work) "ban xia liao?" (xià. Bān le, quit the job and did it/I), etc. If we meet in time, such as time of the day or time that should stay in the middle of the night, it is often asked, "xi huan xiu mei ya?" (ya xiū xi méi hái, not just us?/LOL) "huan zai mang ya?" (ya máng zài hái, The busy us?/LOL) "huan shui mei ya?" (méi hái shuì ya, Do not want to go to bed?/?), etc. Chinese people use these words of greeting each other in the Group of friends and familiar people. The speaker may not want to know what people are doing. It simply felt that this greeting to feel intimate.If someone asks you for example by greeting sentence above. You do not need to tell him that what you are doing is according to truth, just a simple answer, but according to a different scenario, just like you can say "chi liao 。" (Yes, the review le chī/I) "chi mei huan ni" (méi hái. Ne chī, not yet having passed, I/me), the "dui, shang qu ban" (duì shàng. Yes, the dude/qù bān go to work) "shang ke qu" (shàng qù kè, Yes, Yes, to "zou chu qu)/zou" (chū zou zǒu qù, to go out for a walk!/Yes) "kan kan chu qu" (chū qù kàn kan du go out, (such as), you were a bit too/lol) you er shi dian chu qu "" (chū shìr yǒu diǎn qù, to have a little business here/lol) etc. These sentences are sentences that Chinese people commonly used in everyday life.Source: http://thai.cri.cn/learnchin
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