Ordering a coffee Part 2: Options such as type of milk, depending on dietary preferences or allergies.

💬 Use [你] casually among friends or equals.

🇨🇳 In formal situations, [您] is used as a polite form.

💬 Combines with [你] to form a common greeting.

🇨🇳 You'll hear [好] often as a sign of agreement or affirmation.

💬 A universal greeting. Pronounce: 'nee how'.

🇨🇳 Always a safe way to address someone when meeting them.

💬 [我] is pronounced like 'wo' in 'wonder'.

🇨🇳 Chinese culture values humility; use with care when asserting oneself.

💬 Can be a polite demand if used in a sentence.

🇨🇳 Tone matters: with the right context and tone, it's not pushy.

💬 Use [我要] politely in cafés or restaurants.

🇨🇳 Chinese often indirectly express wants to avoid appearing needy.

💬 In Chinese, [一] (one) is usually pronounced 'yee'.

🇨🇳 [一] can be used for emphasis, as in 'just one'.

💬 Use [杯] as a measure word for beverages.

🇨🇳 In Chinese culture, sharing tea or coffee is a sign of camaraderie.

💬 Pronounced as 'kah-fay'.

🇨🇳 Coffee culture is rising in China, especially in urban areas.